Lower Belly Tightening With Tiny Tuck™

A Next-Gen Mini Tummy Tuck

Stretched, excess abdominal skin is one of the most common concerns, and it becomes more challenging to tone the area on your own with time. The AirSculpt® Tiny Tuck™ provides a minimally invasive mini tummy tuck solution to loose skin below the belly button and around the pubic region. Following pregnancy, many women also seek out information about tummy tuck procedures but are discouraged by how invasive traditional surgeries can be, turning instead to a gentler mini tummy tuck option like the Tiny Tuck. Unlike a traditional tummy tuck, the Tiny Tuck requires only local anesthesia. You're awake throughout the treatment and can even listen to your favorite music. No drains are used, and downtime is minimal. Most patients can return to normal activities in 3 days. Among the benefits of this minimally invasive tummy tuck procedure include no stitches that dissolve on their own, no drains, smaller scars, and only a couple of days for recovery.

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LESS PAIN. FASTER HEALING.

Tiny Tuck™ vs. Tummy Tuck

	Tiny Tuck™	Tummy Tuck
Local Anesthesia
Small Incision/No Drains
Dissolvable Stitches
No Misshapen Belly Button
Quick Recovery
Focuses on the Lower Belly
Targets C-Section Scars Alone

Success Stories

Stomach: Pre / Post Op Timeline

One Week Prior:

Avoid the following for one week before and after AirSculpt:
- Tobacco
- Alcohol
- Fish Oil
- Flax Seed
- Omega 3 Pills
- Avoid mixing alcohol and medication
Breast enhancement will also need to come in for imaging

24 Hrs Post-Op:

Return to work if you feel comfortable to do so
Drainage is normal and may occur for anywhere between one day and a few weeks
- Use your brand-new foam from the recovery bag and place the foam as you found your first one, underneath your garment.
Walk at least 30 minutes daily

48 Hrs Post-Op:

Return to work if you feel comfortable to do so
Walk at least 30 minutes daily
Foam will reduce bruising as well as prevent fluid from building up where it's not supposed to.
- Leave the one we sent you home with for 48 hours, until your first shower.
- On your shower day (48 hours after), you can throw the white foam piece and any poise pads away.
- Use your brand-new foam from the recovery bag and place the foam as you found your first one, underneath your garment.
Garments sticking to entry point holes is normal - this will last only a week or two until the points become scabbed over.
- Get these small areas wet before taking off your garment if it bothers you, or use small pieces of gauze between your openings and the garment.

Two Weeks:

Most workouts can be resumed at two weeks
Sexual activity can be resumed whenever the patient is comfortable

One Month:

Swelling and bruising will begin to subside more quickly

Six Months:

Final Post Op Visit
Results should be fully complete by this point and will be permanent if constant weight maintained

24 Hrs Prior:

Nurse will call to remind of the arrival time. Verify medications are picked up and patient's driver/ride after procedure.

Day Of:

Eat prior to the procedure.
DO NOT take any sedating medications
Arrive 30 minutes prior to procedure time

One Week:

One-week post-op visit in person- check entry points

Three Weeks:

You can remove compression garment

Three Months:

Post Op Visit

Stomach: Pre / Post Op Timeline

One Week Prior:
- Avoid the following for one week before and after AirSculpt:
  - Tobacco
  - Alcohol
  - Fish Oil
  - Flax Seed
  - Omega 3 Pills
  - Avoid mixing alcohol and medication
- Breast enhancement will also need to come in for imaging
24 Hrs Prior:
- Nurse will call to remind of the arrival time. Verify medications are picked up and patient's driver/ride after procedure.
Day Of:
- Eat prior to the procedure.
- DO NOT take any sedating medications
- Arrive 30 minutes prior to procedure time
24 Hrs Post-Op:
- Return to work if you feel comfortable to do so
- Drainage is normal and may occur for anywhere between one day and a few weeks
  - Use your brand-new foam from the recovery bag and place the foam as you found your first one, underneath your garment.
- Walk at least 30 minutes daily
48 Hrs Post-Op:
- Return to work if you feel comfortable to do so
- Walk at least 30 minutes daily
- Foam will reduce bruising as well as prevent fluid from building up where it's not supposed to.
  - Leave the one we sent you home with for 48 hours, until your first shower.
  - On your shower day (48 hours after), you can throw the white foam piece and any poise pads away.
  - Use your brand-new foam from the recovery bag and place the foam as you found your first one, underneath your garment.
- Garments sticking to entry point holes is normal - this will last only a week or two until the points become scabbed over.
  - Get these small areas wet before taking off your garment if it bothers you, or use small pieces of gauze between your openings and the garment.
One Week:
- One-week post-op visit in person- check entry points
Two Weeks:
- Most workouts can be resumed at two weeks
- Sexual activity can be resumed whenever the patient is comfortable
Three Weeks:
- You can remove compression garment
One Month:
- Swelling and bruising will begin to subside more quickly
Three Months:
- Post Op Visit
Six Months:
- Final Post Op Visit
- Results should be fully complete by this point and will be permanent if constant weight maintained