Before & After Gallery

This patient in her early 50’s came to Solomon Plastic Surgery with significant skin excess/rolls over the abdominal region.  She also had adiposity of the abdomen, flanks, and central posterior trunk.  To provide her with the most optimum results, her procedure was divided into ‘Stage One: Circumferential Torso Liposuction’, followed

This young man came to Solomon Plastic Surgery after a 100 lb weight loss from diet and exercise.  He had excess skin over the central and lower abdomen, along with mild adioposity around his torso circumferentially.  A 360-circumferential body lift was performed which included contouring liposuction of his entire torso. 

Patient with primarily loss of muscle tone and outward protrusion of abdomen after pregnancy and childbirth. This was a challenging patient given minimal excess skin. Traditionally the scar is placed high in such circumstances and will unfortunately show above the underwear line. A full tummy tuck with muscle tightening and

Patient presented with excess skin and stretch marks over the lower abdomen. Post procedure results show elimination of most stretch marks, a well defined umbilicus and a natural looking abdomen without the tell tale signs of an abdominoplasty.

42 year old woman who was very active and fit with complaints of an unshapely abdomen, outward protrusion of the abdominal wall from muscle stretch (rectus divarification) and a belly button hernia. All these changes developed after pregnancy and childbirth. Abdominal wall muscle tightening was performed along with a tummy

This 37 year-old patient had excess skin over the central and lower abdomen, with outward protrusion of the abdomen and a small periumbilical hernia after pregnancy and childbirth. A full tummy tuck with muscle tightening and belly button reshaping was done. Using the 3D tummy tuck technique, extensive release of

Patient with adiposity and excess skin over the lower and central abdomen. Before and four months after a tummy tuck with liposuction to contour the abdominal wall.