Abdominoplasty & Tummy Tuck Surgery in Turkey
Mini Abdominoplasty
Mini Abdominoplasty is performed on patients with excess skin and subcutaneous fat. Those with excessive sagging after extreme weight loss may need to undergo circumferential abdominoplasty.
Factors To Consider Before Undergoing Tummy Tuck Or Abdominoplasty in Turkey
- The woman has no intention of becoming pregnant for at least one year after the operation.
- Comprehensive analyses, blood tests, sugar, and liver enzyme analyses are conducted.
- The doctor is given a complete medical history, followed by a comprehensive medical examination.
- Expectations and the potential success of the operation are discussed with the doctor.
- The operation areas of flabby skin are identified, having never responded to diet and exercise.
- The operation is suitable for those who are not obese until they lose weight through sports, diet, or liposuction.
- The patient is in good health and psychological condition.
- The surgery is not performed on those under 18 years of age.
- Smoking and medicines containing aspirin are stopped two weeks before the operation.
- Written consent is obtained from the patient after discussing the expectations and success of the operation.
- Fasting for 12 hours, or at least 6 hours, is required before the operation.
Recovery | Abdominoplasty Tummy Tuck Surgery
Complete abdominoplasty leaves a long scar inside the underwear, known as the bikini line. Muscles forming the abdominal wall are reshaped, and excess skin is removed. Drains are placed for 24-48 hours to prevent fluid accumulation under the skin.
In a mini abdominoplasty, only a short scar is left in the midline, with no scarring around the navel. Liposuction in Turkey is often used with this method to thin the waist area. If there is deformation in the muscle structure, an abdominal stretching operation (Abdominoplasty) combined with liposuction may be necessary.
Post Abdominoplasty | Tummy Tuck
After abdominoplasty, silicone pipes called drains are placed to prevent the accumulation of blood and fluid in the operated area. It is advised to stay in the hospital for at least one day. Patients may stand up for about 6-8 hours after the effect of the anesthetic drugs wears off. After the surgery, the use of a corset is recommended for shaping the abdomen. Avoiding movements that require heavy abdominal muscles is advised for the first 2 months.