Problem - Does midriff bulge, a fat roll or a "spare tire" bother you?

Solution - A tummy tuck can restore your waistline, eliminating embarassing and unhealthy fat deposits and skin.

Would you like to reduce your waist size?
Reducing your waist size and belly fat is not only a matter of your appearance, but also your health. Health researchers have found that a "spare tire" or excess abdominal fat are bad for the health of your heart and vascular system.


You may be a candidate for a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) if you have:
- Excess stomach fat
- Sagging abdominal skin
- Protruding belly out of proportion to your shape


Rid yourself of stomach bulges and improve your appearance.
Everyone wants a flat stomach. But with aging, gravity, weight gain or loss, or pregnancy, your stomach can stretch, revealing unsightly bulges, rolls of fat, and a protruding belly. If you have an excess of loose abdominal skin or your abdominal muscles have separated and weakened, a tummy tuck may be right for you. If you have tried dieting and exercising, but still have fat and loose skin around your middle, a tummy tuck can help you:

- Remove pockets of accumulated fat
- Restore muscle tone after pregnancy
- Smooth and tighten loose skin
- Narrow the waistline
- Minimize stretch marks, especially in the lower abdomen
- Tighten abdominal muscles
- Create a flat, firm stomach


How is a tummy tuck performed?
During our initial consultation with you, based on your body shape and expectations, we will discuss various options to improve your appearance. As part of the examination, we will evaluate your skin tone, degree of loose skin and muscle, and amount of fat.


The surgical options include:

- Mini-tummy tuck (limited abdominoplasty) - a procedure limited to the skin and fat deposits below the navel. This is performed under anesthesia in an outpatient setting.