Tissue expansion is a well-known plastic surgery technique, based on the ability of biologic membranes to increase its surface area when a deformation is imposed. It is used to repair a wound area (scars, burns), to remove tattoos, in breast reconstruction, etc. This involves inserting a silicon-rubber prosthesis (expander) in its collapsed state under the subcutaneous tissue of the patient, closing the incision, and then inflating the expander slowly with a saline fluid through a one way valve. The skin expands in the form of a dome in unison with the balloon underneath it. The purpose of this work is modelling mathematically axially symmetric tissue expansion of biologic tissue, using Theory of Viscoelasticity for Finite Deformations.