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One of the most common elective plastic surgeries, a Tummy Tuck, or Abdominoplasty, will remove excess skin and fat that has caused your belly to droop or develop unsightly wrinkles or sags. Usually, Dr. Pnini will also be able to restore abdominal tone from muscles that have become weaker or separated, and get rid of some stretch marks. Though it’s not a substitute for proper diet or exercise, a tummy tuck once you have lost a lot of weight or if you have stubborn excess belly fat, may be just the thing.