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When discussing a tummy tuck procedure with patients, one of their most common concerns regards the incision, being that the incision is the best indicator for where your surgical scar will remain. Incision placement is based on skin laxity and the surgical plan designed by you and your surgeon. Horizontal incisions are most commonly used for this procedure. Though the scar is permanent, the placement is always placed as low as possible to ensure easier concealment and the appearance of the scar will continue to fade over time.
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