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Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)

Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)

Abdominoplasty Tummy Tuck

Abdominoplasty tummy tuck is the correction of stubborn fat tissues and sagging skin structure with plastic surgery despite diet and exercises. During tummy tuck aesthetics, excess skin and adipose tissue are removed and the abdominal connective tissue is tightened with stitches. As a result, a more taut and flat stomach is obtained. Tummy tuck operations are generally preferred by those with excessive fat in the belly area, those with saggy abdominal skin and those with a weak abdominal wall.

Loss of elasticity in the skin in the abdominal region and the causes that cause excessive lubrication in this region can be observed as a result of excessive weight gain and loss, post-pregnancy, age-related deformations, body type and some abdominal surgeries. No matter how much diet and exercise such patients do, they cannot eliminate the deformation in the abdomen. With abdominoplasty tummy tuck operation, in addition to removing the fat in the abdomen, the cracks in the part below the belly button can be removed and the skin sagging formed here can also be corrected.

Before deciding on this operation, which is suitable for both women and men, it is important to consult with your doctor and get information about which tummy tuck surgery will be performed, whether you have the necessary conditions for the surgery, the risk and the healing process.

NOTE: For patients who want to have children, tummy tuck aesthetics should be postponed. Because your vertical muscles will be stretched during abdominoplasty and these muscles may separate during pregnancy. At the same time, tummy tuck is not recommended for people with serious chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes, and those who have had some abdominal surgeries before. As a result, abdomınplasty tummy tuck surgery is only recommended for patients with a body mass index above thirty, after dieting and falling to the ideal weight.



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