Tummy Tuck
Tummy tuck or abdominoplasty surgeries have surely seen a rise in the past 15 odd years, with society becoming more open and women more financially independent.
But, it would be wrong to say that only women go for tummy tucks. With a 21% increase in tummy tucks for males seen in 2009 compared to the previous year, we can easily deduce that men don’t only accept these surgeries but are, essentially, getting tummy tucks for themselves, too!
So, what are the problems that eventually lead to someone going for a tummy tuck?
Tummy tuck, or abdominoplasty, is aimed at those people who face difficulty in losing their abdominal fat using traditional way, i.e. dieting and exercise.
Ladies, who have just experienced a sudden gain in weight after childbirth, are also part of the population that has gotten abdominoplasty surgeries done in the past.
Not only overweight people but also those who have suddenly lost a huge amount of fat, leaving some skin sagging above the pubic region.
Ok, what essentially is a tummy tuck?
Tummy tuck surgeries are used to make the abdomen more firm and, in most cases, highlighting the abdominal area by removing excess skin and fat from the middle and lower abdomen.
Sometimes, tummy tucks are combined with other cosmetic procedures like liposuction and body contouring to help in maintaining the overall form of the body.
After getting a tummy tuck, patients should keep in mind that they may face abnormally high pain in doing simple things like dressing up or moving around, so getting someone to take care of them post the surgery is a good idea.
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