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Tummy Tuck Surgery near Dallas, TX with Dr. Stephanie Teotia
What is a Tummy Tuck?
A tummy tuck can tighten, lift, and rejuvenate your abdominal area. If you want to learn more about how this amazing procedure can boost your confidence and have you looking great in your own skin, we invite you to schedule a visit at our Flower Mound, TX office. Here, you’ll be welcomed by our all-female staff, who will ensure that you have plenty of time to speak, be heard, and learn about all of your options.
Tummy tuck surgery is an exceptional way for you to regain a tighter, more youthful-looking midsection! Also known as abdominoplasty, tummy tucks are designed to improve the appearance of the lower stomach region, which is often due to loose, excess skin, lax abdominal muscles, or even the after-effects of childbirth. A tummy tuck tightens the abdominal muscles (commonly known as the “abs”), eliminates loose skin and, with the help of liposuction, can also remove unwanted, excess fat.
Tummy tucks have grown significantly in popularity over the years and are now one of the most common procedures performed by plastic surgeons. Dr. Teotia is up to date with the very latest tummy tuck techniques that offer better pain management, a more comfortable recovery and, of course, more dramatic results. A partnership with Dr. Teotia means that she will recommend a tummy tuck method that is right for you!
Dr. Stephanie Teotia, a female board-certified plastic surgeon in Flower Mound, TX, is an expert who genuinely values her patients’ time and aesthetic goals. Beyond the operating room, she is a mother and business owner who brings a thoughtful, patient-centered perspective to her work. She fully comprehends how hard it can be for working women to balance their jobs, family life, and free time – let alone aesthetic procedures.
Our patients love the environment of warmth, professionalism, and friendship that Dr. Teotia has established in her practice. To learn more about tummy tucks in Flower Mound, TX, contact us online or by calling (214) 823-9652. Serving patients throughout Dallas, Plano, Frisco, and Irving, Dr. Teotia offers personalized cosmetic and non-surgical treatments from her practice in Flower Mound, TX.
Are There Different Types of Tummy Tuck?
For full tummy tucks, the most commonly performed type of abdominoplasty, Dr. Teotia will typically make a horizontal incision on the lower abdomen. This incision goes from one hip to the other and is placed inconspicuously below the bikini line.
She will tighten the underlying muscles to create a smoother, flatter abdominal appearance. If needed, liposuction can also further contour the hip rolls or flanks. Dr. Teotia will then re-position your skin and belly button to achieve the most aesthetically appealing and natural-looking result possible. She will complete the procedure by trimming away excess skin and closing your incisions.
For women who have previously had a cesarean section (C-section), the existing scar can often be utilized for the tummy tuck incision.
A mini tummy tuck can be ideal if you have only a small to moderate amount of excess abdominal skin, mostly below the belly button. The incision for a mini tummy tuck, while shorter in length, will also be concealed low on the abdomen below the bikini line. With a mini tummy tuck, the belly button is left in place, undisturbed, and an internal corset is created to flatten the abdomen.
It should be noted that this approach is not the right method for everyone. Patients exhibiting excess skin across the entire abdomen or who need muscle tightening above the belly button may have better results from a full tummy tuck. Dr. Teotia will help determine which approach is best suited to your goals and anatomy.
Who Is the Best Choice for Tummy Tuck Surgery Near Dallas?
Patients choose Dr. Teotia’s for their tummy tuck procedures for a variety of unparalleled advantages, including:
Partnership
Female board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Teotia strives to partner with each of her patients. She understands that undergoing a procedure can be physically, mentally,