Body contouring · Guide
Brazilian Tummy Tuck - Before and After
This lady underwent Brazilian tummy tuck, which involves a combination of abdominal liposuction, tightening of abdominal muscles and removal of excess abdominal skin. It was a brilliant result as can be seen from the images above and below. At The Karri Clinic, Mr Karri does not use drains and some tummy tuck patients go home the same day.
- Medically reviewed by
- Medically reviewed by Mr Vasu Karri, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, FRCS(Plast), GMC 4631035
- Written by
- Mr Vasu Karri
- First published
- Last reviewed
- Next review due
- 27 September 2027
- Reading time
- 1 min
At a glance
- Drains
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Summary
- A Brazilian tummy tuck combines abdominal liposuction, tightening of the tummy muscles and removal of excess skin.
- Mr Karri does not use drains, and some tummy tuck patients go home the same day.
- Tummy tucks are often requested after pregnancy or major weight loss.
A tummy tuck is commonly requested by women who dislike the appearance of their abdomen as a consequence of pregnancy. Following pregnancy, the abdominal skin stretches and overhangs and the abdominal muscles separate. Tummy tuck may also be requested by those who have experienced significant weight loss, either through dieting or weight-loss surgery. Such patients may be left with sagging, excess abdominal skin.
To arrange a consultation with Mr Karri, or to discuss any questions you might have, please email the Clinic on enquiries@kinvarahospital.co.uk or call 01709 464 200.
About the author
Mr Vasu Karri
BSc(Hons), MBBS, MRCS, MSc, FRCS(Plast)
Mr Vasu Karri is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon in full time private practice at Kinvara Private Hospital, Rotherham. He is on the General Medical Council (GMC) specialist register for plastic surgery, certified by the Royal College of Surgeons of England in plastic surgery.
- GMC 4631035
- FRCS(Plast)
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