Real patient photos help set clear expectations. Each result reflects body type, skin elasticity, fat distribution, and individual goals. Your outcome will be unique—these images are a reference point to understand contour changes, waist definition, and the look of the lower abdomen after swelling subsides.



What to Look For in the Gallery

• Waistline definition: Sharper transition from ribs to waist (hourglass effect) without over-resection.
• Lower belly contour: Flatter infra-umbilical area with a smooth curve—no harsh shelves.
• Upper abdomen balance: Consistent reduction above the navel to avoid a “two-zone” look.
• Natural navel shape: Belly button remains centered and proportional.
• Even skin surface: Minimal rippling; smooth blending into the flanks.