Abdominoplasty

A tummy tuck involves several key steps to achieve a flatter, more toned abdomen:

• Incision: A horizontally oriented incision is made in the lower abdomen. The exact length and site of the incision depend on the extent of correction needed.
• Muscle Repair: The abdominal muscles receive tightening and are sutured together, creating a stronger core and flatter abdominal wall. This step is particularly important for patients with rectus diastasis (separation of the abdominal muscles).
• Excess Skin and Fat Removal: Sagging skin and excess fat are removed to create a smoother abdominal contour.
• Navel Repositioning: In a full tummy tuck, the belly button is repositioned to ensure a natural appearance after the excess skin is removed.
• Closure: The incisions are carefully sealed with sutures, and small drainage tubes may be temporarily placed to prevent fluid buildup.

This multi-step approach ensures a comprehensive transformation of the abdominal area, resulting in a more toned and youthful appearance.

• Restores a firmer and flatter abdominal profile
• Eliminates excess skin and stubborn fat deposits
• Repairs weakened or separated abdominal muscles
• Improves posture and core strength
• Enhances body confidence and overall self-image
• Provides long-lasting results with a stable weight
• Complements other body contouring procedures, such as liposuction or breast surgery
• Reduces skin irritation or discomfort caused by excess skin folds
• Helps achieve a more youthful and toned midsection
• Offers personalized treatment plans to suit individual goals