These photos showcase results one year following a tummy tuck combined with liposuction of the flanks—an important milestone where healing is complete and final contours are visible.
By addressing excess skin, repairing abdominal laxity, and sculpting the flanks, this procedure creates a smoother, tighter abdomen and a more defined waistline. At the one-year mark, swelling has resolved and scar maturation is well underway, allowing patients to fully appreciate their natural, long-term outcome.
This combination procedure is ideal for individuals who struggle with loose abdominal skin, weakened core muscles, or stubborn fat along the waist that does not respond to diet and exercise.
Results shown are individual and may vary. A personalized consultation is the best way to determine the right surgical plan for your body and goals.
Final results are typically visible 9–12 months post-op, once swelling has resolved and tissues have fully healed.
Combining procedures enhances waist definition and creates smoother, more natural body contours.
Results are long-lasting when patients maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle.
Yes, but the incision is placed low on the abdomen and usually fades significantly over time.
Patients with loose abdominal skin, muscle separation, or stubborn flank fat who are near their goal weight.
Yes, muscle repair is often performed to restore core support and abdominal strength.
Most patients return to light activity in 2–3 weeks and full activity by 6–8 weeks.
Liposuction removes fat only. A tummy tuck is needed to address loose skin and muscle laxity.