In most cases this incision is approximately 4 8 inches long which is similar to the size of a c section scar.
Tummy tuck c section scar.
A tummy tuck can also remove stretch marks and excess skin in the lower abdomen below the bellybutton.
With a traditional tummy tuck an incision is made hip to hip and depending on the location of your c section scar.
A mini tummy tuck is a procedure that removes excess fat and skin below the belly button only.
Keep in mind however that a tummy tuck involves its own incisions and post operative scarring.
It can be entirely removed too.
If you ve previously had a c section your plastic surgeon might be able to incorporate your existing c section scar into your tummy tuck scar.
I will show you how we tighten.
For mothers who are scheduled to have a baby via cesarean delivery.
We will talk about the differences between a full tummy tuck and a mini tummy tuck.
I will show you how much of the c section shelf is from fat and skin.
C section scars often cause indentation that is smoothed by the tummy tuck.
The tummy tuck is a fantastic option for removing stretched out skin that remains after childbirth and removing all or most associated stretch marks.
On the other hand adhesions typically refer to scar bands within the abdominal cavity around intestines.
C section tummy tuck scar before and after surgery video recording.
Abdominoplasty tummy tuck can be excellent for removing prior c section scars and other pregnancy related changes of the abdomen.
I will show you where you can expect your scar to be during the consultation.
Unlike a full tummy tuck this incision can be hidden close to the pubic region so it will be easily concealed beneath swimsuit bottoms and underwear.
During a mini tummy tuck a slightly smaller incision is made low on the belly.
When we do a tummy tuck the scar will be a little wider than your c section scar.
A tummy tuck abdominoplasty is one of the top five cosmetic surgical procedures in the united states for women ages 30 to 39.
When to get a mini tummy tuck to remove a c section scar.