A Tummy Tuck Can Help You Regain Your Pre-Baby Body

Maybe all you wanted for Christmas when you were little was to find a doll or a train set under the Christmas tree but as you age and have kids of your own, that wish list to Santa Clause has likely changed to include wanting things back that you may not be able to retrieve again like your pre Mommy figure, a full night's sleep without being woken up to get a glass of water for your little one or maybe you just wish your kids could enjoy the same type of family friendly television shows that you did growing up, the ones that didn't make it look like teenagers were all mini adults with endless supplies of money, cars and sex- minus the parents and the rules.

Maybe you have a few years left on getting water in the middle of the night- so the monster under the bed won't get your child- and maybe family friendly television went to the wayside with the demises of the "Andy Griffin Show" and "The Dick Van Dyke Show" but it is possible for Santa Clause to get you your pre mommy body back. Of course Santa needs some help from a good plastic surgeon who knows how to do a tummy tuck but that is only a small technicality that doesn't really count during the Holiday season.

A tummy tuck is an ideal gift for any mommy even if you have to provide it as a gift to yourself. Pregnancy is very hard on a woman's body- you end up with stretch marks, abdominal muscles that are weakened and of course a baby that adores you for a good sixteen years until puberty hits. But short term you also end up with a body a little worse for wear after a pregnancy and sometimes time does not help those changes to your body revert back on their own.

You may not be able to correct the stretch marks but you can get the belly back. Once you lose your baby weight you may find yourself down to your pre baby weigh but with some flabby tummy muscles that refuse to be tightened up regardless of how many crunches you do.

A tummy tuck works by doing what you can't- going in and literally tightening those abdominal wall muscles back up and creating that flat stomach again. If you have some fatty cell deposits left in that area liposuction may be used in conjunction to remove it and help give you the look you and Santa are after.

A tuck is a safe procedure but not one you should have if you are not done having babies because the pregnancies will basically undo the muscle tightening and your tummy tuck will be undone.
If you're not planning to have any more kids, a tummy tuck may just be the perfect gift for the mommy who has given everything including her flat belly. And Santa understands wanting to lose the belly of jelly.