A Body Contouring Procedure for a Flatter Stomach

The adage “middle age is when you grow in the middle” is proving to be increasingly valid.
You may call it laxity in our lifestyles, increasing urbanization, wrong choices of food, lack of exercise, or whatever.

A protruding tummy is now the hallmark of prosperity and good life.
Sadly, however, it is not necessarily a roadmap to good health or even a benchmark of good aesthetic appearance.
It is the latter that is driving scores of people to specialists of tummy tuck surgery in Maryland.
“Nothing makes a women look more youthful than a flat tummy’, says a Maryland based mom. “I am fit and in very good physical condition, but despite efforts to slim down my tummy presents a bloated look”.

But a tummy tuck procedure is not a magic wand. What a good surgeon attempts to accomplish is a semblance of balance and harmony in a person’s figure.
“If a woman hopes to come out of the operating theater looking like a champion athlete, she is unfortunately mistaken,” says a surgeon of Tummy tuck surgery in Frederick.

Yes, a patient must have realistic expectations. It suffices if the patient achieves a result better than her previous body contour.
Many of us presume the terms tummy tuck and abdominoplasty as transposable.
Fortunately, this assumption is correct.
Abdominoplasty is the medical terminology for tummy tuck.
We often hear that a procedure called liposuction also effectively tones and tightens the midsection.

Is there a difference between liposuction and tummy tuck?
Yes, there is.

A tummy tuck procedure accomplishes two objectives.
• Gets rid of excess abdominal fat and skin.
• Tightens and evens out the abdominal wall muscles.

A surgeon makes an incision across the lower abdomen and removes the excess skin and tightens the abdominal muscles.
Liposuction, on the other hand, removes localized fatty tissue that is predominant in a specific area.
Doctors say liposuction is far less invasive than tummy tuck.
Yet, choosing one among them is not as straightforward as you may think.

“Both liposuction and tummy tuck are superb body contouring procedures,” is the opinion of a doctor who is a specialist in tummy tuck surgery in Maryland.
“When a patient comes to us, our job is to determine which specific areas must be corrected. Our evaluation influences on the type of body contouring that is best suited to the patient”.

An important thing that must be borne in mind is that liposuction does not eliminate superfluous skin, stretch marks, or issues arising out of abdominal muscles.
It removes excess stubborn fat. It is for this reason liposuction is a procedure that is performed also at areas other than the stomach, for example on the chin, legs, and buttocks.

Aiming for a flatter stomach is certainly a good idea if you have exhausted options like diet and exercise.
Tummy tuck in the hands of an experienced surgeon can bring about a satisfying improvement not only for the abdomen, but also a far reaching correction of the waist, thighs, and buttocks.