While pregnancy is a great joy it can also take a huge toll on the female body. After having their children, many women consider a tummy tuck to address the resulting excess skin and fat. However, other potential symptoms that women experience following pregnancy may be improved, such as:
* urinary incontinence
* pelvic girdle pain
* low back pain
* separation of the abdominal muscles
As indicated in the above infographic a tummy tuck after pregnancy may also be beneficial in the following ways:
* to act as a spine stabiliser
* to increase core strength
* to tighten the abdominal muscles to improve movement (biomechanics)
* to improve lower back pain or bulging discs by improving the stabiility of the sacroiliac joint
* to improve body contour
For more information on the topic of tummy tucks such as jargon, scarring, recovery, compression and
stretch marks please see the below links. If you would like to discuss the possibility of a tummy tuck
please contact our office on 02 9387 2110 or email us at info@naveensomia.com.au
TUMMY TUCK QUICK LINKS
Common tummy tuck jargon made simple
Can you have a baby after a tummy tuck?
Will a tummy tuck get rid of stretch marks?
Where can I expect the scars to be after a tummy tuck?
How long should you wear your compression garment for after your tummy tuck?
How long does it take to recover from a tummy tuck?
How much weight can I lose from a tummy tuck?
How long does the swelling last after a tummy tuck?
Please note: All procedures carry risk and results vary for each patient. The above information does not replace a consultation with a plastic surgeon.
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