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Abdominoplasty: Tummy Tuck Surgery

Looking for a flatter tummy with a flattering shape?

The ‘tummy tuck’, or Abdominoplasty, is performed to remove excess fat and skin from the abdomen. The aim is to firm and smooth out your abdomen, giving you a slimmer, trimmer profile.

The tummy tuck procedure can be performed as a successful surgery to treat obesity and weight loss. You lose all those pounds but end up with all that lose skin and fat. Get rid of it with a tummy tuck!

Call 1-888-583-8884 to arrange a FREE tummy tuck consultation.

Many women suffer from weak stomach muscles after pregnancy and a tummy tuck can help by tightening up those muscles, helping you to regain that flatter, tighter, pre-pregnancy tummy.

The procedure can even eliminate some stretch marks. Especially those located below the belly button that may appear after pregnancy.

AAG Miami with ASPS member surgeon* Dr. Thomas J. Zaydon MD, has been providing Liposuction surgery services for men in South Florida for over 20 years and is an established and recognized authority on the subject.

A tummy tuck, when performed correctly, can provide both physical and psychological results. Many patients who have undergone a tummy tuck feel more confident about their new body image and can also experience improved self esteem.

If you are considering a tummy tuck, you have to be aware that the procedure is not an alternative to loosing weight. It is merely for your problem areas that need a little help.

There are many reasons why men and women choose to have tummy tuck. If you feel you may be a good candidate call us at 1-888-583-8884 for more info.

* ASPS Member Surgeons ensure that patients receive the highest quality care and surgical excellence. Each ASPS Member Surgeon is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery, operates only in accredited surgical facilities, adheres to a strict code of ethics, and regularly attends continuing medical education courses.