A panniculectomy is considered a medical necessity after significant weight loss while a tummy tuck is an elective procedure for cosmetic reasons. Medical insurance may not cover a tummy tuck.

This article was written by Kate Bayless and provided by our partners at Prevention. I called my belly "Donut," since I could wad up all my post-baby stomach skin into something that resembled one ...

Tummy time benefits babies by helping them build upper-body strength. Placing babies on their tummies encourages them to use their arms, shoulders, neck, and torso to prop themselves up. Tummy time ...

Leading a healthy lifestyle with proper intake of food is a necessity for a fit body. Often, people complain about their stomach being in an unhealthy shape, causing obesity and other kinds of ...

A tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is one of the top five cosmetic surgical procedures in the United States for women ages 30 to 39. For mothers who are scheduled to have a baby via cesarean delivery, it ...

There’s a lot of advice for fixing your posture and tech neck, from special exercises to stretches that target your shoulders and upper back, and even posture-correcting bras. But what if, all along, ...

New parents at home with babies can help aid their infants’ development by having them spend supervised time on their stomachs, according to a new systemic review study forthcoming in the journal ...