tummy tuck

Can a Tummy Tuck Help With Abdominal Separation (Diastasis Recti)?

Pregnancy, injuries, and significant weight gain can all take a toll on your abdominal muscles. This sometimes causes a condition called diastasis recti, where the muscles in the midsection separate. A tummy tuck is one of the most effective ways to repair abdominal separation and rebuild your core. Dr. York Yates, a plastic surgeon in Layton, Utah,

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Drain-Free Tummy Tuck

There are few things worse— a cockroach in your dinner included—  than having to deal with a drain after getting a tummy tuck. For two weeks following your tummy tuck, however, you will have to have a drain placed in between the muscle and the skin to prevent fluid from building up. Not only can

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3 Tummy Tuck Follow Up Tips

Getting a tummy tuck is an exciting and seemingly life changing surgery— not only are you helping to get your tighter stomach back but if you are opting to get liposuction with the procedure as well, then you can expect to look at a slimmer looking you. However, once you have properly healed from surgery

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Mini or Full Tummy Tuck?

It’s a really common question.  “Do I need a full tummy tuck, or can I get by with a mini?” Unfortunately, there is no right answer.  There are so many variables that go into deciding the right procedure for each patient, that it’s impossible to outline them all here.  If you’re wondering what the best

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