Description

A post-pregnancy belly—often referred to as "bulge after childbirth," "mommy pooch," or "mommy tummy"—is a common concern for women following pregnancy. This stubborn belly bulge is usually caused by a condition called diastasis recti, where the abdominal muscles separate and leave a persistent pouch or protrusion, sometimes lasting months or even years after giving birth. Many mothers find that diet and exercise alone aren't enough to resolve this issue. Symptoms can include a soft or domed belly, core weakness, back pain, or poor posture. Whether you call it a post-baby belly, postpartum pouch, mummy tummy, or abdominal separation, effective solutions are available to help you regain a firmer, flatter abdomen—and your confidence. Explore treatment options, from specialized physical therapy to tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), and discover why South Korea is emerging as a top destination for safe, effective post-pregnancy belly treatments.

Procedures that treat this ailment: Tummy Tuck