Post Tummy Tuck Surgery
Silicone tubes called drains are placed in the area of the operation to prevent the accumulation of blood and fluid. It is followed up in the hospital at least 1 day after the operation. Approximately 6-8 hours after the elimination of the effect of anesthetic drugs, the patient can stand up. After the operation, the use of a corset for the shaping of the abdomen is inevitable. In the first 2 weeks, the abdomen can be supported by leaning forward and walking. It is recommended to avoid movements that require heavy use of the abdominal muscles for the first two months.