What is a Tummy Tuck?
Exercise and diet are problematic tummy-flattening strategies for two reasons: First, weight reduction, while beneficial for overall health, is not effective in targeting specific trouble spots where pockets of fat cause stubborn bulges. Extra fat in the abdominal area is a common concern that can be addressed by cosmetic procedures such as tummy tucks. Second, even when weight loss is successful, the skin in the area can become stretched and baggy, hanging loosely on the abdomen rather than sitting flat. This can create a look of flabbiness that won’t go away, no matter how much exercise you do. Furthermore, long-term excess fat or a developing baby can cause the abdominal wall to weaken and separate, revealing a bulge that no amount of sit-ups can fix. For those unable to achieve their goals through non-surgical means, tummy tucks are among the cosmetic procedures available to help achieve specific aesthetic results.







