Tummy Tuck

Abdominoplasty, more commonly known as a tummy tuck, is designed to slim, tone, and define the midsection of the body. With this procedure, our board-certified plastic surgeons are able to:

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons reports that, in 2019, nearly 212,400 men underwent a plastic surgery procedure. Representing 13% of all plastic surgery procedures performed that year, the most popular treatments for men were:

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The abdominoplasty, or tummy tuck, is one of the most popular plastic surgeries in the country. The stomach area can be difficult to tone, and loose skin from pregnancy or massive weight loss can’t be addressed through diet and exercise. The tummy tuck can help you regain your figure by excising loose skin and tightening the abdominal wall. The recovery period for a tummy tuck is a crucial part of the process to get optimal results.

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5 Signs You Are A Good Candidate for Tummy Tuck

As you age it can be hard to keep the fit and trim figure of your youth. As early as our mid-20s our metabolism begins to slow and shortly thereafter our skin begins to lose its natural elasticity which keeps it firm and tight against our bodies.

Abdominoplasty, also called "tummy tuck," is one of the most popular types of plastic surgery available, especially for new mothers and those who have lost a large amount of weight. Pregnancy and excessive weight gain both stretch the skin, and after the baby is born or the weight is lost, that stretched skin may not snap back into place.

If you've decided to have an abdominoplasty (AKA tummy tuck)—or if you're thinking about having one—it's important to understand how the procedure works and how you can prepare for your best results. Learning about tummy tuck risks before your consultation with Dr. Obaid will help you come prepared with the questions you want to ask your surgeon. If you're properly prepared, you're much more likely to come through your tummy tuck with flying colors, looking and feeling great!