Caesarian and tummy tuck..

[Isadora]

No way I wouldnt have a tummy tuck after having just had a baby. Dont worry about it, have your bub and if you are still unhappy with your tummy down the track go for it then.

[~mamaspice~]

Actually I know someone who has had a tummy tuck too and like Jodi's mum, she said it was extremely painful. For the first two weeks after she got home from hospital she slept sitting up in the lounge chair because she couldn't even get in and out of bed.
So yeah, that's probably something worth thinking about.

[skeetaboat]

From my understanding an apronectomy is quite different and significantly less invasive than a tummy tuck.. isn't it? I thought apronectomy was basically cutting out the excess skin, and doesn't involve the muscles. So once your uterus and muscles have been sewn up after the c section it's a matter of widening the cut accross your skin, cutting the excess out, and sewing your skin back together. That's my understanding of it, anyway, quite different to the tummy tuck. I don't think it would be as debilitating as the tummy tuck is, and certainly not much more debilitating than a c-section already is.

[~mamaspice~]

From my understanding an apronectomy is quite different and significantly less invasive than a tummy tuck.. isn't it? I thought apronectomy was basically cutting out the excess skin, and doesn't involve the muscles. So once your uterus and muscles have been sewn up after the c section it's a matter of widening the cut accross your skin, cutting the excess out, and sewing your skin back together. That's my understanding of it, anyway, quite different to the tummy tuck. I don't think it would be as debilitating as the tummy tuck is, and certainly not much more debilitating than a c-section already is.

Skeetaboat, you've got a point! If that's all it is, and not a full-on tummy tuck then the recovery prob wouldn't be much worse than just having the caesar.