Endoscopic Tummy Tuck – Abdominoplasty Salinas

Published on December 6, 2013 by Matthew Romans

When your abdominal muscles have drifted apart and sag as a result of age, consider a corrective surgical solution. There are many options, including tummy tucks. An endoscopic tummy tuck is a surgical procedure that will give you better-looking abs without long scars.

During an endoscopic tummy tuck, a small tube with a light and a camera is inserted into the abdominal region through very tiny cuts. Other medical tools are then used to bring the ab muscles closer together and suture them in place, strengthening the abdominal wall. This creates firm, muscular abs.

Visit board-certified plastic surgeons Doctors Matthew Romans and Jeremy Silk to get more information about tummy tuck options, including endoscopic tummy tucks, and what they can do for you. To make an appointment, contact our office today.

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