Can it show the difference between a mini tummy tuck, full tummy tuck, and fleur-de-lis technique?

The baseline build generates one preview reflecting a standard full abdominoplasty outcome. Technique-specific previews — a mini tuck for patients with limited lower-abdominal laxity versus a full or fleur-de-lis approach for patients with more extensive skin excess — can be scoped into your build if your practice consults across that full range of candidates.

Does the preview show scar placement or belly button repositioning?

The baseline build focuses on the contoured abdominal silhouette rather than incision-line detail, since scar placement is a clinical conversation the surgeon has directly with the patient during the exam. A simplified scar-line overlay can be scoped into your build to support that conversation.

Are patient photos stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your practice needs and make sure it meets HIPAA and any other regulation that applies. No training on patient data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Could the preview set unrealistic expectations for a patient who isn't actually a good surgical candidate?

No. The preview generates a result proportional to what's visible in the baseline photo, so a patient with significant excess skin or muscle separation sees a meaningfully different before-and-after than a patient closer to their goal. The surgeon still makes the final candidacy call in the physical exam — the preview supports that conversation, it doesn't replace it.

Can I use this for mommy makeover consultations that combine a tummy tuck with breast augmentation or a lift?

Yes. Practices running combined mommy makeover consults use the tool to preview the abdominal component alongside the breast component in the same visit, which is often more persuasive than previewing either procedure alone since patients are evaluating the whole-body outcome together.

How does this compare to the printed before-and-after photo books most plastic surgery practices already use?

A photo book shows a different patient's body, skin tone, and starting anatomy. The preview shows the patient's own abdomen, so they're evaluating a projected outcome on their actual frame instead of mentally mapping someone else's result onto themselves — that gap is what keeps patients circling three consultations without booking any of them.

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Show patients their tightened, contoured abdomen before the first incision

Capture a standing baseline photo during the consult. Makeover generates a photorealistic abdominoplasty preview in seconds. Patients see a tightened, contoured waistline on their own body — not a surgeon's photo book of someone else's result.

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What is a tummy tuck preview preview?

A tummy tuck preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a patient's abdomen after abdominoplasty surgery. The surgeon or patient coordinator captures a standing baseline photo during the consultation, and the tool produces a before-and-after image showing a flattened, contoured abdominal profile consistent with surgical skin excision and rectus muscle repair. Plastic surgery practices use this during the initial consultation to help patients see their own likely outcome and book before shopping additional consultations at competing practices.

Why it matters

Tummy tuck is one of the highest-ticket procedures a plastic surgery practice sells — commonly $8,000 to $15,000 all-in once anesthesia and facility fees are added, often financed over 12 to 24 months. It also carries one of the longest decision cycles in cosmetic surgery: patients routinely book three or more consultations with different surgeons before committing, because the outcome is permanent and the recovery is real — drains, a compression garment, several weeks away from normal activity. A preview that shows a patient their own tightened abdomen in the first visit gives the practice a reason to be the last consultation booked, not one of several.

Who uses this

Board-certified plastic surgeons running the clinical portion of the consultation. Patient care coordinators — a role specific to plastic surgery and med spa practices — who handle scheduling, financing, and follow-up after the surgeon's exam. Practices that package tummy tuck with breast augmentation or a breast lift as a "mommy makeover" use it to preview both procedures in the same visit.

Heard this from a patient?

Patients ask whether a tummy tuck will get rid of their stretch marks and loose skin or just tighten the muscle, and leave the consultation still unclear on what the surgery actually changes.

They've already sat through two or three consultations with other surgeons and are quietly comparing practices on who actually showed them something, not just who has the best credentials.

They're afraid of a permanent hip-to-hip scar and rule out surgery in their own head before you get the chance to explain incision placement and how it's concealed under normal clothing.

How tummy tuck preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Capture a standing baseline photo

A front-facing photo taken during the consultation, in the same standing position surgeons already use for pre-op photography. No special equipment or lighting rig required.

AI generates the abdominoplasty preview

The model applies a flattened, contoured abdominal profile consistent with skin excision and muscle repair, scaled to the patient's actual skin laxity and body proportions — not a generic flat-stomach overlay.

Present during the surgical consultation

Their own body, before and after, in the same visit as the physical exam. The conversation moves from "what would this look like" to scheduling a surgery date.

Common questions about tummy tuck preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

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