You’ve lost the weight, but your body tells another story. In Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Daniel Kaufman, we go deeper into the art of plastic surgery after major weight loss—covering diastasis recti repair, scar placement, and what really goes into creating a natural, balanced look.
Dr. Kaufman shares insider details most patients never hear until they’re already in the consultation room, so you can walk in informed and confident.
How diastasis recti repair changes your core strength and appearance
Techniques for natural-looking scar placement
Why recovery timelines aren’t one-size-fits-all
The hidden emotional impact of “finishing” your transformation
What’s new in skin-tightening technologies for post-weight loss patients
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