To optimize the healing process and minimize the inferior tummy surgical incision line, the redraped skin is repaired in a manner that eliminates unnecessary tension. First, by limiting undermining and removing redundant, the mini tummy tuck surgery minimizes post-surgical tension of the incision line closure and subsequent scars. Furthermore, a special stitch of an internal “fascial” layer that is tough, like a “tendon,” relieves the skin closure tension. The surgical incision line healing is optimized by utilizing multiple layers to repair the trimmed and redraped skin. Finally, the suture utilized for skin closure today is far superior to those utilized in the past decade. The internal sutures utilized today are retained for approximately three months, thus allowing for near-complete healing of the incision line before being absorbed. Furthermore, external glue and tape that are maintained for one month before being removed further enhance incision line healing. Finally, Intense Pulse lasers are utilized in our armamentarium to treat the surgical incision lines as early as four weeks following surgery after removing the external tape and glue.