A tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is an operation that aims to tighten abdominal skin that has loosened and abdominal muscles that have weakened due to pregnancy, weight loss, or aging. By removing excess skin and fat tissue and, when necessary, stitching the abdominal muscles together, a flatter, firmer abdominal contour is achieved.
People bothered by loose skin and separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti) after pregnancy.
People left with excess, sagging skin after significant weight loss.
Candidates whose weight has been stable for some time and who are not planning a future pregnancy.
A personalized plan is created by evaluating the abdominal area, muscle structure, and expectations.
Under general anesthesia, excess skin and fat are removed and, if needed, the abdominal muscles are tightened; it usually takes 2–4 hours.
You are discharged after a short observation period in the hospital; recovery is monitored with regular check-ups.
Pain, swelling, and limited movement may occur; a supportive compression garment (corset) is used.
You gradually return to daily activities; heavy lifting and abdominal exercises are avoided.
Swelling subsides over time, and the abdominal contour takes its final shape within a few months.
It varies by case, but it usually takes 2–4 hours.
For office-type jobs, usually 2–3 weeks; for jobs requiring physical effort, a longer period is recommended.
If you plan to become pregnant in the future, postponing the operation is recommended, because pregnancy can affect the tightened muscle and skin.
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