Alternatives to tummy tuck

What are the alternatives to tummy tuck?

Looking at your pictures: You have a skin overhang, stretch marks with moderate diastasis. I think a Full tummy tuck will serve you best. One concern however, that your navel is high, compared to the average patient.

You may have to accept a short vertical scar in your lower abdomen as a trade off. Best advice is to be seen and evaluated in person. (Maan Kattash, MD, FRCS, Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon)

Alternatives to a tummy tuck

Unfortunately, you have an excess of skin of your upper and lower abdomen and what appears to be laxity of the underlying muscles so a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is the only effective way to create the best contour to your abdomen and create the flattest appearance.

Alternatives to tummy tuck surgery

Please seek out a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who is uniquely qualified to evaluate you and provide the best aesthetic outcome. (Richard Chaffoo, MD, FACS, San Diego Plastic Surgeon)

Tummy tuck would be the best option for you. I do not think anything else would give you a satisfactory result. (Kenneth B. Hughes, MD, Los Angeles Plastic Surgeon)

You clearly have excess skin in your upper and lower abdomen. It also looks as though you abdominal muscles have stretched out as well. I do not think you would be happy witht he results of any less invasive procedure. I would recommend a full tummy tuck. I think you are a great candidate for that! (Gordon Lewis, MD, Richmond Plastic Surgeon)

A full examination is really needed. That said given your history of 3 C-sections you are more then likely a candidate for a full abdominoplasty to give you the result you desire (Frederic H. Corbin, MD, Brea Plastic Surgeon)