Tummy Tuck
Abdominal stretching surgery; It is planned with a personalized strategy that centers on the balance between function and aesthetics, predictable results and patient safety.
Overview
Abdominoplasty surgery is structured according to your medical profile and treatment goals.
The process is managed with a personalized planning that aims for balance between function and aesthetics, prioritizes predictable results and patient safety. During the consultation, your specialist creates a realistic and measurable road map specific to your needs.
Each stage is monitored with regular checks; ensuring that the healing process and long-term results are stable and safe.
- Personalized protocol design for tummy tuck
- Modern treatment standards under expert supervision
- Balanced planning in terms of function, aesthetics and safety
- Structured follow-up and recovery management
How is Abdominoplasty Performed?
During the surgery, a horizontal incision is made in the lower abdomen. This incision is usually planned to coincide with the underwear line, thus keeping scar visibility to a minimum.
After the incision, the skin and underlying fat tissue are lifted upwards from the abdominal muscles. If there is separation in the muscles, this area is tightened and the abdominal wall is reshaped.
Excess skin is removed and the remaining tissues are stretched downwards, creating a flatter and tighter appearance. When necessary, the belly button is repositioned and a natural appearance is achieved.
At the end of the surgery, the incision is closed with aesthetic stitches. A drain may be placed to prevent fluid accumulation under the tissue.
Drains are usually removed within a few days. The patient is given a special corset and is recommended to use it for a certain period of time. This process reduces edema and promotes healing.
Recovery varies from person to person. Patients can be back on their feet within a few days, but full recovery may take several weeks. Heavy activities should be avoided in the initial periods.
How Long Does the Surgery Take?
Abdominoplasty surgery usually takes 2 to 4 hours. Duration; It may vary depending on the scope of the procedure, applied techniques and additional procedures.
While mini abdominoplasty procedures take less time, full abdominoplasty operations may take longer.
If additional procedures such as liposuction are performed in the same session, the time may be extended. Planning is done with detailed evaluation before the surgery.
Treatment Process
Consultation and Evaluation
Your goals, current situation and options for abdominoplasty are evaluated in detail.
Treatment Application
Selected treatment; Safety, comfort and clinical sensitivity are carried out within the framework of priority protocols.
Healing and Controls
Post-treatment care instructions are shared clearly and follow-up appointments are planned to monitor the process.
Who is it suitable for?
- Patients considering tummy tuck surgery after consultation
- Candidates found suitable as a result of medical evaluation
- People who can comply with post-treatment care recommendations
- Patients expecting natural and proportionate results
Quick Facts
- Duration: 1–4 hours
- Treatment Model: Single surgery + follow-up visits
- recovery: 7–21 days
- Method: Surgical protocol in accordance with operating room safety standards
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is suitable for tummy tuck surgery?
Eligibility; It is determined after expert evaluation, medical history analysis and clinical examination.
What are the recovery stages after tummy tuck surgery?
In the first days, rest and the use of a supported corset are recommended. Most patients return to light activities within 2–3 weeks; Your doctor shares a gradual recovery plan.
When is the final treatment plan approved?
It is finalized after clinical evaluation and once the method and scope are clarified.