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What is Tummy Tuck Surgery? A tummy tuck is a surgical procedure where excess fat and skin is removed from the abdomen. The primary goal is to achieve weight loss or tighten the torso after pregnancy. Women get a tummy tuck after pregnancy in order to tighten their abdominal walls, and depending on the case a new belly button may be created by another procedure called umbilicoplasty. A tummy tuck may not be the right procedure for everyone and luckily there are alternatives. In addition, tummy tucks help with removing access skin as natural aging and genetics begin to play a larger role. As skin gets older, it may become saggy and/or flabby in the midsection especially if there have been large fluctuations in weight loss and gain. Genetics also play a role in overall body shape in mind, and luckily this procedure and plastic surgery can help mold your body to a more desired shape. Pro-Con List for Getting a Tummy Tuck Pros Cons Restore a flat tummy Scars on your abdomen Look better in clothing (especially swimwear!) Need to wait until after having all your children (surgery complications) Restore youthful characteristic Possible weight gain after surgery Trimmer waistline Lengthy recovery time Possible removal and diminishing of stretch marks Very expensive Confidence booster Is a Tummy Tuck Right for You & Things to Consider? As previously mentioned, tummy tucks are a serious surgical procedure and shouldn’t be taken up by just anybody. Abdominoplasty is different from liposuction because liposuction focuses primarily on spot reduction. While a tummy tuck is the surest way to slim down your stomach, it’s also the most expensive and riskiest as well. For women, in particular, a tummy tuck should be had after pregnancy. Women who are debating on getting this procedure should be aware of the pregnancy complications because of how the muscles heal after the surgery. In addition, tummy tuck surgeries help restore the pre-pregnancy figure so it obviously should be do