Abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is a surgical procedure aimed at achieving a flatter, firmer, and more contoured abdomen by removing excess skin and fat while tightening weakened abdominal muscles.

It is particularly effective in addressing sagging and loss of skin elasticity that may occur after pregnancy, weight changes, or aging. During the procedure, excess tissues are removed, abdominal muscles are tightened, and the abdominal wall is reshaped.

In addition to improving aesthetic appearance, it may also support better posture in some patients. It is generally suitable for individuals in good overall health who are close to their ideal weight. However, suitability should always be determined through a detailed medical evaluation and personalized planning.

Recovery varies between individuals, and patients are supported with professional guidance on care, nutrition, and lifestyle adjustments.