Tummy Tuck Surgery (Abdominoplasty)

Absolutely not. Liposuction only vacuums out excess fat under the skin, but it cannot gather the stretch marks or the sagging "excess skin" on the skin (sometimes it even makes it sag more). A tummy tuck, on the other hand, both removes the fat and cuts away that emptied, sagging skin apron, and most importantly, repairs the torn abdominal muscles by sewing them together from the inside.

Since the skin is cut and removed, a scar is inevitable. However, this scar, just like a cesarean section scar but longer, is planned so that it remains completely inside your underwear or bikini (hidden in the lowest line of the abdomen). As time passes, the color of the scar fades.

There is no medical obstacle to getting pregnant, and it does not harm the mother or the baby. However, since pregnancy will stretch and expand your abdominal skin and the sutured muscles again, it can ruin that "flat" aesthetic result provided by the surgery. For this reason, it is generally recommended that this surgery be performed on women who have "closed the book on having children".