Definition & Proportion
Contour · waist · pelvic balance
Discuss the desired abdominal contour and its relationship with the waist, chest and pelvic balance.
Male abdominal contouring · Clinical overview
Contour, Proportion & Clinical Assessment
Abdominal definition is considered within the proportions of the male torso: the chest, waist and pelvis, together with the visible muscular contour.
This page introduces the clinical assessment of male abdominal contouring and the place of Myomodulation® within an individual treatment discussion. The original Special Male Abdominopexy case study is presented below.

From an aesthetic objective to a clinical indication
Anatomy · expectations · treatment discussion
The starting point is the patient's anatomy, medical history and expectations. A request for a more defined abdomen does not, by itself, determine which procedure is appropriate.
Contour · waist · pelvic balance
Discuss the desired abdominal contour and its relationship with the waist, chest and pelvic balance.
Treatment history · clinical context
Record previous lipoplasty or other treatment. The case study below documents a particular post-lipoplasty presentation.
Indication · consent · planning
Review suitability, contraindications, consent and the proposed treatment plan with a qualified physician.
An anatomical view of masculine proportions
Male body proportion and regional balance
Upper torso balance
Consider abdominal definition alongside pectoral projection, shoulder contour and the visual balance of the upper torso.
Central contour
Relate the abdominal contour to the waist and pelvis, taking the patient's individual proportions into account.
Whole-body proportion
Explore the associated anatomical pathways below. Each region requires its own indication and assessment.
Associated clinical pathways
Male Body Proportion as a Whole
Abdominal definition does not exist in isolation. Depending on the patient’s anatomy and objectives, assessment may also consider the trapezius, pectoral region, arms, gluteal region and lower limbs.
Neck · shoulders · upper torso
Assessment of trapezius projection and its visual relationship with the neck, shoulders and upper torso.
Explore Trapezoplasty →
Chest · projection · definition
Patient-specific assessment of pectoral projection, muscular definition and the proportions of the anterior torso.
Explore Pectoroplasty →
Arms · muscular projection
Evaluation of biceps projection and the relationship between arm contour, shoulders and the muscular proportions of the torso.
Explore Biceps Projection →
Core · waist · pelvic balance
Assessment of abdominal definition and the visual relationship between the chest, core, waist and pelvis.
Explore Abdominal Definition →
Gluteal contour · pelvis · posterior balance
Assessment of male gluteal shape and muscular projection, with attention to the relationship between the posterior contour, waist, pelvis and thighs.
Explore Male Gluteoplasty →
Thighs · calves · lower-body proportions
Assessment of insufficient muscular projection in the thighs and lower legs, with attention to balance between the torso, upper legs and calves.
Explore Chicken Legs Correction →
Horizontal waves and ondulations post lipoplasty
Remaining presence of love handles
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