Abdominoplasty (Abdominoplasty)

Abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure to correct excess skin, fat and loose muscles in the abdomen. This procedure is preferred to correct deformities in the abdominal region due to reasons such as pregnancy, weight gain, aging and genetic factors. Tummy tuck surgery is usually performed under full anesthesia and the duration of the procedure can vary from three to five hours. The procedure involves making an incision in the lower abdomen, removing excess skin and fatty tissue from the abdomen and tightening the abdominal muscles. There are different techniques of tummy tuck surgery and the technique to be used is determined depending on the needs, expectations and health status of the person.

The advantages of tummy tuck surgery may include a tighter and flatter abdomen, a younger and more attractive appearance, reduction of cellulite and stretch marks, and a better body shape. However, tummy tuck surgery also carries some risks. These may include infection, bleeding, skin tenderness, nerve damage, scarring, asymmetry, and prolonged swelling. Therefore, it is important to talk in detail about the risks and benefits before surgery.

After tummy tuck surgery, the healing process can change. After the procedure, swelling and pain may be felt in the abdomen. It is recommended to exercise and avoid heavy lifting for about six to eight weeks in the postoperative period. Abdominoplasty is an effective option to correct deformities in the abdomen. However, it's important to speak to a specialist and learn about the risks and benefits to determine if surgery is right for your individual needs.