What it treats

• Abdominal skin that looks loose or saggy — often after pregnancy, weight loss, or aging when the skin and muscles lose elasticity.

• Stubborn lower-belly bulge and loose skin that doesn’t respond well to diet or exercise.

What the treatment typically involves
There are two main approaches commonly offered in cosmetic clinics (and likely similar at this clinic):

1. Surgical Tummy Tightening (“Tummy Tuck” / Abdominoplasty)

   • Procedure: Surgeons remove excess skin and tighten underlying abdominal muscles through a small incision.

   • Goal: Create a firmer, flatter waist and abdomen with smoother contours.

   • Often used after multiple pregnancies or major weight loss when skin elasticity is low.

2. Non-Surgical Skin Tightening

   • Techniques: Devices using radiofrequency or similar energy methods to heat deeper skin layers, encouraging collagen production and improving firmness.

   • Pros: Minimal downtime compared with surgery, suitable for milder sagging.

Ideal Candidates

• Women who have noticeable abdomen sagging after pregnancy or weight changes.

• Those who want a more toned belly contour when diet + exercise haven’t achieved desired results.

Expected Results

• Improved firmness and skin smoothness around the belly.

• More defined waistline and flatter abdominal profile.

• Results vary by technique — surgical results are typically stronger and more permanent, while non-surgical ones need repeated sessions over time.

Recovery & Aftercare

• For surgical options: a recovery period with attention to wound care, wear of compression garments, and limited strenuous activity.

• For non-surgical: usually little to no downtime, with gradual improvement over weeks.