Dallas Vaginal Rejuvenation Center
Womens Wellness Institute of Dallas
9101 N Central Expressway
Suite 550
Dallas TX 75231
(866) 427- 2217
Tummy Tuck in Dallas , TX
Tummy tuck cosmetic surgeries can vary and are often divided into types. Depending on the amount of skin or fat being removed, a complete abdominoplasty can take 1 to 5 hours. A partial abdominoplasty usually takes between 1 to 2 hours.
Complete Abdominoplasty
A cosmetic surgeon will make an incision from hip to hip just above the pubic area. A second incision is done to assist in freeing the navel from the surrounding skin. Skin is separated from the abdominal wall to expose the muscles and fascia that need to be tightened. Stitches are used to tighten the muscle fascia wall. The excess skin and fat are removed, completing the tighten process. The belly button is positioned and stitched into place. In most cases, liposuction is often performed to improve the transition zones of the abdominal sculpture.
Partial Abdominoplasty
A small slit is made and the skin and fat of the lower abdomen are separated in a more limited manner from the muscle fascia. The skin is extended down and excess skin discarded. In some cases, a section of the abdominal muscle fascia wall may be tightened. Liposuction is performed to shape the transition zone.
Extended Abdominoplasty
An extended abdominoplasty consists of a total abdominoplasty with additions to the thighs and/or flanks.
A tummy tuck procedure is part of a lower body lift and liposuction can be added to any of the abdominoplasty procedure to assist with contouring or body sculpting.
About Womens Wellness Institute of Dallas
Women seeking a Dallas vaginal reconstructive surgery clinic are welcomed by Dr. Wesley Anne Brady, MD. At the Womens Wellness Institute of Dallas.
This Dallas vaginal reconstructive surgery center offers laser vaginal rejuvenation, designer laser vaginoplasty, labiaplasty, hymenoplasty, and other treatment for pelvic floor muscles and urinary continence. Dr. Brady is dedicated to the well-being of women and that is why her clinic and medical education is focused on the specific health challenges that women face during each stage of life.