Abdominal contouring focuses on improving the shape, tone, and overall appearance of the midsection. Factors such as weight changes, pregnancy, aging, and genetics can affect how the abdomen looks and responds to diet and exercise. Abdominal treatments are designed to address these concerns, helping create a smoother, more balanced silhouette.
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Common Abdominal Concerns
The abdomen is a common area for visible changes due to fat accumulation, skin laxity, and shifts in muscle tone. Stubborn fat can persist despite healthy habits, while pregnancy, weight fluctuations, and aging may lead to loose skin, stretch marks, or weakened muscles. Together, these factors can affect abdominal definition and overall contour, making targeted abdominal treatments a helpful option for restoring a smoother, more refined appearance.
Before | After: Three months post Liposuction to the abdomen.
Before | After: This patient received CoolSculpting treatment to her upper and lower abdomen.
Before | After: This patient received liposuction treatment to her upper and lower abdomen.
Before | After: Results after Liposuction for targeted removal of unwanted fat on the abdomen.
Before | After: After only two sessions, this patient has significant improvement on abdominal skin laxity.
Before | After: Two months post treatment. 1 treatment to upper abdomen (2.1 inches lost) and 2 treatments to lower abdomen (2.5 inches lost).
Before | After: A combination of CoolSculpting and Emsulpt series to the abdomen.
Before | After: 3D Imagery shows visible inches lost for this CoolSculpting patient.
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Treatment
Treating the abdomen at Aesthetic Solutions
Treatment of the abdomen is tailored to the specific factors contributing to the area, including excess fat, skin laxity, or muscle separation. Options may include noninvasive fat reduction, skin tightening technologies, and treatments that stimulate collagen to improve overall firmness and texture. MMS treatments, like Emsculpt, can help build muscle and reduce diastasis recti.
Treatment plans are individualized based on anatomy, severity, and aesthetic goals.