04/28/2026
We’ve talked a lot about C-sections this month, but abdominal scar tissue after procedures like a tummy tuck (often part of a “mommy makeover”) is also a reason to consider pelvic floor therapy.
Scar tissue doesn’t just sit on the surface—it can create tension, restrict movement, and impact how your core and pelvic floor work together. That can show up as:
✨ Tightness or pulling in the abdomen amd low back.
✨ Core weakness or difficulties connecting to your core.
✨ Pelvic pain or leakage.
✨ Pain with intimacy.
Your pelvic floor and abdominal wall are deeply connected. When one isn’t moving well, the other often compensates.
Pelvic floor physical therapy helps:
✔️ Mobilize scar tissue
✔️ Restore proper muscle coordination
✔️ Improve core strength safely
✔️ Decrease pain and discomfort
No platic surgeons are talking about thr importance of seeing a pelvic floor therapist after a tummy tuck. You deserve more than just a healed incisionor looking "skinny"—you deserve a body that feels and functions well 💛
If you’ve had a tummy tuck (recently or years ago), it’s not too late to benefit.