When To Get A Tummy Tuck And How Long It Lasts
May 26, 2009
A recent Daily Mail article discusses the best age for a tummy tuck and how long the effects of this highly popular cosmetic procedure are likely to last. For recent mothers, this surgical operation aims to tighten the post-pregnancy paunch after childbirth during which the skin and two columns of abdominal muscles are pulled apart and permanently stretched. In a tummy tuck procedure, the skin is tightened and the tummy muscles are stitched back together.
Several sources including a well-known Newport Beach plastic surgeon we spoke with recommend that the best age for this procedure is 35 and above, or when the patient knows she has had her last baby. At times women, especially celebrities have tummy tucks immediately after childbirth while the body hasn’t had sufficient time to fully recover. Experts remind women that whether they live in small towns or large cities like Los Angeles and New York City tummy tuck procedures should be postponed until after six months of delivering a baby.
With regards to body contouring cosmetic procedures in Manhattan plastic surgeons see the popularity of tummy tucks consistently rising among both women and men seeking to slim down their figure. While there are many plastic surgery procedures of the face and body that must be performed again to maintain optimal results over time, one of the primary attractive benefits of a tummy tuck is that its results usually last a lifetime. Serving residents living in major cities in Los Angeles County including Pasadena plastic surgeons specialize in enhancing patients’ physical appearance as well as helping them increase their self-image and confidence.
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