The tummy tuck procedure typically begins with Anesthesia, with most surgeries performed under general anesthesia to ensure patient comfort. Incisions are made on the lower abdomen, sometimes extending around the navel area. During the Skin and Fat Removal phase, excess skin and fat are separated from the underlying muscles and completely removed. Next, Muscle Repair is conducted, where damaged or weakened abdominal muscles are pulled tighter and sutured together. The Redistribution phase involves repositioning the skin over the tightened muscles and, if necessary, adjusting the position of the belly button. Finally, the Closure involves using sutures or staples to close the incisions, with the possible insertion of drainage tubes to aid in the healing process.