Body · Surgery
Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty)
Removing excess skin and tightening the abdominal wall.
Is this treatment right for me?
Summary
Excess skin (often with fat) is removed, the abdominal wall tightened, the navel repositioned.
Who is it for
After major weight loss or pregnancies; stable weight, no smoking.
How the treatment works
Method & technique
Transverse incision above the pubic bone, mini to full abdominoplasty; possibly muscle repair.
Procedure
- Consultation
Skin excess, technique, risks, aftercare.
- Surgery
Partner clinic, 2–4 hours, 1–2 nights inpatient.
- Aftercare
Early mobilisation, compression, checks.
What to expect afterwards
Risks & complications
Every surgical procedure carries risks. Possible complications:
- Wound-healing problems, the most common complication
- Bleeding, seroma, infection
- Navel necrosis (rare)
- Sensation changes of abdominal skin, often permanent locally
- Wide/hypertrophic scars
- Thrombosis risk; prophylaxis standard
Risks and complications are stated in full — they are part of every honest consultation.
Recovery
- Hospital 1–2 nights [to follow]
- Rest 2–3 weeks, bent posture initially
- Sports after 6–8 weeks
Before your decision
FAQ
Is this liposuction?
No, the core is skin removal and tightening; liposuction may complement it.
How long is the scar?
As short as the excess allows; low and coverable by underwear.
Costs
The price is determined in a personal consultation.