An abdominoplasty (more commonly know as a Tummy Tuck) removes excess skin and fat while tightening abdominal muscles for a firm, smooth appearance. Dr. Mucci helps patients in Metro Detroit, Troy, Birmingham, and Beverly Hills achieve a toned abdomen after post-bariatric surgery, pregnancy, or weight loss.
Benefits of this procedure
- Restores flat, sculpted abdomen
- Corrects loose skin and stretched muscles
- Enhances body contour and confidence
- Long-lasting results with proper care
Common Questions People have about Abdominoplasty Surgery
Patients with excess skin, abdominal fat, or weakened muscles seeking body contouring in Michigan.
Incision along the bikini line removes excess skin and tightens muscles, improving body contour and abdominal aesthetics.
Return to work in 2–4 weeks, with full recovery in 2–3 months.
Post Operative Instructions For Eyelid Surgery
These post-operative instructions are intended as general guidelines to support your recovery. Your individual care plan may differ based on your specific procedure and medical needs, and Dr. Mucci or his team may provide personalized instructions to ensure the best results and safety.
- Do not drive a car, operate machinery or make important legal decisions for 24 hours after your surgery, or while taking pain medication, as your judgment may be impaired.
- Drink plenty of liquids in the next 48 hours. You may also resume your normal
diet as tolerated. Adding additional protein will help during the healing process. - Take medications as directed.
- No exercise or strenuous activity until instructed.
- You may shower the next morning.
- Icing the abdomen may help with swelling/discomfort. Try 20 min on 20min off while awake.
- If you are sent home with a garment keep it on at all times (except while showering).
- You may change the gauze over the abdominal incisions as needed. Leave the steri strips in place. If you go home with drains, follow the written instructions that will be given to you at the hospital.
- If you experience excessive pain, bleeding or a temperature greater than 100.5 degrees please call the office.
- If you have any questions before or after your surgery, please feel free to call the office.