Abdominoplasty

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Tummy tuck surgery is a procedure in which excess skin in the abdominal region is surgically removed.

 

In my own practice, I found that this need arises much more in women who have given birth and in extremely weakened individuals.

 

Unfortunately, excess skin occurs after the slimming process in individuals who are overweight.

 

Abdominoplasty continues to be the most effective and up-to-date method in solving excess skin especially in the abdominal area.

 

In my own practice, with the liposuction procedure, I first provide a certain amount of thinning in the areas where the skin cannot be removed. If I consider this thinning necessary, I also add liposuction for the waist and back area. Later, after removing the tissue in the abdominal area, I perform tightening procedures for muscle weakness. Finally, by measuring the excess skin, I remove the excess skin.

 

My goal: To reduce excess fat, repair muscle laxity and eliminate excess skin.

 

The risks in this surgery are higher than in other surgeries. There may be a risk of smoking, diabetes or poor personal hygiene, or a healing problem in the suture lines due to additional factors.

 

The recovery period can take up to 1-2 weeks, and detailed changes in terms of formation begin after the 1st month. The total recovery period takes 6 months.

 

Frequently Application Areas:

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1. Removal of excess weight in the abdominal area.

2. Correction of abdominal skin sagging due to excessive weight loss after stomach reduction surgery.

3. Weights gained after birth and removal of stretch marks on the skin in this area.

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