The Teeny Tummy Tuck Developed By The Bassin Center For Plastic Surgery

Tampa, FL - The "Teeny Tummy Tuck" is a minimally invasive procedure that can be done through a woman's existing C-Section scar, according to plastic surgeon Dr. Rigo Mendoza. He says that for the right patients, he can tighten the abdominal area quickly and with much less downtime than a conventional procedure. Dr. Mendoza performs the procedure in Tampa and Orlando.

Dr. Mendoza says the Teeny Tummy Tuck leaves the patient with no bigger of a scar than she had to begin with. For those women who have not had C-Sections, Dr. Mendoza says that the resulting scar will be similar to that of a C-section, which is usually located low and in an existing skin fold to reduce its visibility. Recovery is faster than with a conventional tummy tuck, and the woman can wear a bikini without worrying about displaying a large scar.

For information visit www.bassinplasticsurgery.com or www.bodybybassin.com
or call The Bassin Center for Plastic Surgery in Tampa: (813) 872-7800 or in Orlando: (407) 851-3888.

About Dr. Mendoza:
Dr. Rigo Mendoza is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has undergone extensive training in plastic, cosmetic, reconstructive and hand surgery. He was born in Colombia, grew up in Long Island, and called Chicago home for over ten years. He joined The Bassin Center For Plastic Surgery in 2010, and practices at the Tampa and Orlando centers.

Dr. Mendoza earned his Medical Degree at Philadelphia’s Hahnemann University. He then extended his training to receive his General Surgery Residency and Burn Fellowship at the State University of New York and his Hand and Microvascular Fellowship at Wayne State University, where he also completed his Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Residency. He is a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the American Association of Hand Surgeons, the Illinois Society of Plastic Surgery, and the Southwest Chicago Plastic Surgeons.

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