The abdomen is one area of the body that most people seem to struggle with. Whether it is too much fat, too little shape, excess skin or stretch marks, the tummy is a problem area. If your goal is to change this, plastic surgery could be the solution you need. Whether that means a tummy tuck and liposuction or non-surgical sculpting is up to you.
Surgical Methods
If you want to make radical changes to the appearance of your abdomen, or even improve its function, surgical methods are key. A tummy tuck can remove large amounts of excess skin and even repair separated abdominal muscles.
There are plenty of ways you can tackle your tummy trouble and get the look you want.
Liposuction can eliminate stubborn fat cells that refuse to respond to diet and exercise. There are even combination procedures meant to address multiple problem spots around the middle, such as the mommy makeover or C.L.A.S.S.™ tummy tuck.
No matter what your tummy troubles are, there is a procedure that can help you address them.
Non-Surgical Methods
Tummy tucks and liposuction are not all there is to fixing abdominal concerns. Developments in the field have led to revolutionary options that do not require surgery. For those who have smaller, more targeted concerns, options like VelaShape may be better suited for their needs.
These options can help contour the body, remove cellulite and more. And because they are non-surgical, there is little to no recovery time, making it easy to fit into your schedule. It is also possible to use these non-surgical methods after tummy tucks and liposuction to refine the results and achieve a look you can love.
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Author: Dr. Francesco Campanile
Board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, Dr. Francesco Campanile is a cosmetic surgeon in Denver who is focused on body contouring and breast enhancement. Time and time again, the women and men who choose Dr. Campanile say that they’ve found “the whole package” – a doctor who cares deeply about the quality of their results and has the skill to achieve excellence.
