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Male tummy tucks are increasingly popular because they can get rid of stubborn belly fat that just won’t go away with exercise. Women often struggle with excess belly fat and loose skin after pregnancy. Men, however, tend to hold excess fat around their belly button simply because of their gender. This fat can be hard to get rid of even with a fairly vigorous exercise routine. If you do manage to eliminate the fat, it may leave behind stretched-out skin that refuses to snap back into shape. Surgery is the only way to remove this extra skin.
This actual Mia Aesthetics male tummy tuck patient enjoyed optimal results after following post-op instructions.
Male tummy tuck results will vary, but our surgeons are highly trained to give you the best results possible.
You are a good candidate for a tummy tuck if you are a generally healthy non-smoker who is fairly close to their ideal body weight. You may still be a candidate even if you have a chronic health condition such as diabetes or high blood pressure, so long as your illness is well controlled. If you smoke, your surgeon will likely require you to quit before your surgery and abstain during the healing process. Cigarette smoke kills red blood cells and slows the healing process, considerably increasing the risk of complications.
It can take up to 6 months to fully recover from a tummy tuck, but most people are able to resume their normal lives and feel great in about 2 to 3 weeks. You should be able to return to work about 2 weeks after your procedure unless you have a physically demanding job. In that case, your doctor may have you wait a little longer. You can return to more vigorous activity and exercise at the 4 or 5 week mark.
Unfortunately, a tummy tuck won’t give you a six-pack. As mentioned above, a six-pack may be possible if you combine liposuction with your tummy tuck. Even this is no guarantee, however. Your desire for a six-pack is something you should absolutely discuss with your surgeon, and they may be able to help. The only guaranteed way to get a six-pack, however, is a lot of time and effort spent at the gym. If your plastic surgeon can’t help, a personal trainer is your next stop.