ABOUT DR. WIGODA
n-wigoda-smPaul Wigoda, M.D.,
Chief of Plastic Surgery,
Broward General Hospital

Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery

Dr. Wigoda graduated cum laude from Ransom-Everglades High School in Miami, Florida. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree with high honors (magna cum laude) from Amherst College in Amherst MA, the top liberal arts college in the nation, where he majored in neuroscience. Beginning in 1989 he attended the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas at the Texas Medical Center, the world's largest medical center. He was granted a doctor of medicine degree in May of 1993. Dr. Wigoda was selected from over 100 applicants from around the nation to the single position available at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Plastic Surgery residency, the top plastic surgery training program in the country.
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DR. WIGODA'S SIGNATURE PROCEDURES
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Tummy Tuck

Abdominoplasty

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Surgery of the Abdomen/"Tummy Tuck"
A flat stomach is important for a physically fit appearance. However, a healthy diet and regular abdominal workouts can sometimes do little to eliminate accumulations of excess fat and loose, sagging skin in the abdominal area. If you are bothered by these appearance problems, abdominoplasty (also called tummy tuck) may be a good choice for you.

image-tummytuckYou may be a good candidate for abdominoplasty if you have one or more of the following conditions:

  • Excess or loose, sagging abdominal skin
  • An abdomen that protrudes and is out of proportion to the rest of the body
  • Abdominal muscles that have been weakened by pregnancy or aging
  • Excess fat that is concentrated beneath the abdominal skin

How is abdominoplasty performed?
Generally, a horizontal incision is placed just within or above the pubic area. The length of the incision depends largely on the amount of skin that needs to be removed.
For women, the incision is kept within swimsuit lines, when it is possible. Working through this incision, Dr. Wigoda may tighten the underlying muscles by pulling them together and suturing them in place. Any excess skin from the lower abdomen is trimmed away.
Typically, an incision is made around the navel and a new, more attractive navel is designed.

Abdominoplasty Photos

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