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What Happens to the Belly Button During a Tummy Tuck?

One of the most common questions I hear during tummy tuck consultations is: “How do you remake the belly button?” The answer is — we don’t actually recreate it. The belly button is a scar from birth. During abdominoplasty, it is carefully separated (while remaining attached to its stalk), the abdominal muscles are repaired (plication), excess skin is removed, and then a new opening is created so the belly button can be re-inset in a natural position. Position, shape, and depth all matter. I explain: • Where the belly button should sit anatomically • Why it’s often slightly off-center • Common techniques for reinsertion (circle, U-shape, X-pattern, neo-umbilicus) • Why I prefer a transverse ellipse design • Why swelling can make it look unusual for the first 3–6 months Although it’s a small component of the operation, the belly button has a significant impact on the final aesthetic result! If you’re researching tummy tuck surgery and want to better understand the details that affect your outcome, this video breaks it down. 👇 Drop your questions in the comments and I’ll do my best to answer. 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe for more expert tips on aesthetic surgery and education. ✨ Follow us!   / dr.tori_aime   https://tiktok.com/@drvictoria_aime?_... https://facebook.com/people/Dr-Victor... 👩🏼‍⚕️ Dr. Victoria Aimé Metropolitan Plastic Surgery 17300 N. Perimeter Dr. Ste. 175 Scottsdale, AZ 85255 (480) 550-9493 — #tummytuck #tummytucksurgery #tummytuckbeforeandafter #mommymakeover #plasticSurgeryExplained #VictoriaAimeMD #ScottsdalePlasticSurgeon #femaleplasticsurgeon #plasticsurgeon #arizona #phoenix #peoriaaz #scottsdale #gilbertaz