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To the Editor: Excessive weight loss usually contributes to apparent abdominal contour deformity. Abdominoplasty is the optimal solution for wall laxity, excess skin, and diastasis of the rectus abdominis.[1] Reverse abdominoplasty, a partial procedure, plays an irreplaceable role in correcting upper epigastric skin laxity and is usually performed after prior liposuction or conventional abdominoplasty.[2] In cases with apparent skin laxity, residual contour deformity of the upper abdominal wall also remains.

Correction of Contour Deformity Using Reverse Abdominoplasty Combined with Mini-Abdominoplasty