Find out how long it takes to feel normal after a tummy tuck in today’s informational podcast from Dr. Bernard Beldholm, FRACS, a body contouring expert in Australia. While every patient and tummy tuck surgery is different, most patients can expect to feel normal again at the 3-month mark. Find out more about tummy tuck recovery, downtime, driving and healing by clicking the link Blog article "When will I feel normal after my Tummy Tuck?"

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

In this episode specialist surgeon Dr Beldholm discusses the celebrity abdominoplasty and examines why even superstars need help with excess that tummy fat. 

 

You might have heard rumours around stars who have cosmetic procedures. But put those gossip magazines away because we’ve got the scoop on celebrities who’ve not only had that tummy tuck but are willing to talk about it.

 

Plus, if you’ve ever wondered if an abdominoplasty is for you, this episode will give you the answers as to how, when and why it could be the answer to getting that tight toned abdomen you’ve always wanted.

 

Check out the full blog article:

https://beldholm.com.au/body-contouring/celebrities-whove-had-a-tummy-tuck/

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

Accessing super early for plastic surgery is possible! Find out if you qualify in Dr. Beldholm, FRAC’s informative video. As a body contouring surgeon, quite a few of our patients have been able to use super early release for tummy tucks after weight-loss surgery and occasionally, certain types of post-pregnancy tummy tucks and even breast reduction. There's much more to know about how to get approved for early super release, so make sure to watch the video to learn more.

 

Full blog article:https://beldholm.com.au/is-accessing-super-early-for-plastic-surgery-ever-possible/

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

Get the proper tummy tuck aftercare advice from Dr. Bernard Beldholm, a specialist tummy tuck surgeon in Newcastle, Australia. For the best tummy tuck results, there are easy tips you can do at home. A healthy diet, wearing compression garments, antibiotics, silicone strips, scar creams, Laser Genesis, choosing the right wound dressings, and light exercise can help. Listen to the podcast to learn more valuable tips for tummy tuck recovery.

 

See the full blog article:

https://beldholm.com.au/body-contouring/what-is-the-proper-tummy-tuck-aftercare/

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

If you are planning to have a c-section birth, you may be thinking about getting a c-tuck. C-tuck surgery is a two-in-one procedure that combines a c-section delivery with a tummy tuck at the same time. It seems like a great idea. After all, why go under the knife twice if you don’t have to?

 

Not so fast. In this video, Dr. Bernard Beldholm, FRACS tells the story about why c-tuck surgery is unsafe.

 

Many celebrities are suspected of having c-tuck surgery. But c-tuck surgery is far less common than you’d think. In fact, most qualified cosmetic surgeons are unwilling to perform the procedure. There are several important reasons for this.

 

Firstly, c-tuck complications and risks are sky high. Studies show that infection rates, tissue death and wound splitting are much more likely than when a c-section and tummy tuck are performed separately.

 

Patients are tempted to think that they are immune to risk. Some new mums want their pre-baby body back so badly, they would do almost anything. The desire to get a flat tummy after pregnancy is understandable. However, safety concerns aren’t the only reason to not get a c-tuck.

 

As Doctor Bernard explains in the video, c-tuck surgery gives a poor cosmetic result. So even for patients that would be willing to accept the higher surgical risks, there is really no point since the results won’t look good. For new mums that want a beautiful, flat tummy after baby, it is best to have the c-section birth and tummy tuck surgery separately.

 

There are plenty more reasons to say no to c-tucks. To find out more, click the link!

 

Blog article: C-Tucks - Great idea or scary trend?

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

In this episode specialist surgeon, Dr Beldholm discusses the abdominoplasty and examines how it offers many women a pain-free existence following childbirth. 

 

If you’ve had children, you probably understand some of the medical issues that come up postpartum. Unfortunately, you likely never considered abdominoplasty surgery because of its reputation as a cosmetic procedure, generally not covered by private health funds. But we’re here to talk about the benefits of the tummy tuck as a medical intervention for pain and post-pregnancy recovery.

 

So, if you’ve ever considered an abdominoplasty after having children, this episode will give insight into how it could help you achieve a tight tone abdomen while also resolving a myriad of health concerns.

 

Full blog article:

https://beldholm.com.au/body-contouring/is-tummy-tuck-considered-cosmetic-surgery/

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

If you're curious about tummy tucks and want to know more, a tummy tuck consultation is a great place to start. With no obligation to book a surgery, you can meet Dr. Beldholm and get your questions answered. We understand that surgery is a big deal. It’s life changing to remove loose skin on your tummy after pregnancy or major weight loss. Here, you'll learn all you need to know to walk into the consultation with confidence. Watch the video or read the blog post — the choice is yours.

Check out the full blog article:

https://beldholm.com.au/body-contouring/get-prepared-for-your-tummy-tuck-consultation/

Disclaimer: Individual results vary. All surgery carries risks & you should seek a second opinion before proceeding.

Exercise is the best way to get a better body after a tummy tuck. Patients can achieve better tummy tuck results by exercising before and after surgery. The trick is starting healthy habits early. That way, you can pick up your existing fitness program after you’ve healed from surgery. Today, Dr. Beldholm shares tips and advice for starting healthy exercise habits that stick with you long after surgery. Click here for 15 exercises to get the Best Body After a Tummy Tuck blog article with videos.

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.

Are you afraid that a tummy tuck hurts? Most patients find the pain quite manageable. Dr. Bernard talks about which hurts more, a c-section or tummy tuck in today’s podcast. Cesarean sections are usually more pain than a tummy tuck, but it depends on the type of tummy tuck, surgical technique, whether you had muscle repair, etc. Tune into the podcast to learn more.

 

Full blog article:

https://beldholm.com.au/body-contouring/what-hurts-more-a-c-section-or-a-tummy-tuck/

 

*Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. All surgery carries risks. You should seek a second opinion before proceeding. The opinions that are expressed in this video are those of Dr Bernard Beldholm. Dr Beldholm’s opinion may differ from other doctor’s opinions.