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Tummy Tuck Surgery at Silkor
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About the Treatment
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Pregnancy, significant weight changes, and aging can leave behind excess abdominal skin that doesn’t respond to diet or exercise alone. A tummy tuck, also known as abdominoplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to remove excess skin and, when appropriate, fat while tightening weakened abdominal muscles to create a firmer-looking abdominal contour.
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How does it work?
Tummy tuck surgery focuses on the abdominal area by removing excess skin and addressing underlying muscle separation or laxity when needed. The procedure is performed under anesthesia, with the surgical technique tailored to your anatomy and goals.
There are different approaches, including a full tummy tuck, which addresses a broader area of the abdomen, and a mini tummy tuck, which focuses mainly on the lower abdomen. In selected cases, liposuction may be combined with surgery to further refine the contour.
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What Can a Tummy Tuck Help Address?
- Excess skin: Remove loose abdominal skin that may remain after pregnancy or significant weight loss.
- Abdominal muscle laxity: Tighten weakened or separated abdominal muscles when indicated.
- Lower-belly fullness: Address excess skin and tissue concentrated below the navel.
- Abdominal contour: Create a flatter, firmer-looking profile.
- Changes after pregnancy or weight loss: Address certain physical changes that may not improve through exercise alone.
It’s not about changing everything. It’s about addressing what bothers you.
Full Tummy Tuck or Mini Tummy Tuck?
The right approach depends on how much excess skin is present, where it is located, and whether abdominal muscle tightening is needed.
A full tummy tuck typically addresses more of the abdomen and may involve repositioning the navel. A mini tummy tuck is generally suited to selected concerns concentrated below the navel and may involve a smaller incision. Neither procedure is a weight-loss solution, and both require careful assessment to determine suitability.
Your plastic surgeon will discuss the expected outcome, incision placement, scarring, recovery, and potential risks before recommending a surgical plan. Results vary from person to person.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
No. A tummy tuck is designed to remove excess skin and improve abdominal contour, with muscle tightening when appropriate. It is not a substitute for weight management. Being at a stable weight before surgery can help support your results.
Recovery depends on the extent of surgery and your individual healing. You may need several weeks before returning to normal activities, and strenuous exercise and heavy lifting must be avoided until your surgeon clears you.
Yes. A tummy tuck involves incisions, and scarring is expected. The length and location depend on the technique used. Scars generally mature over time, but their final appearance varies.
In selected cases, yes. Combining procedures may help refine abdominal contours, but suitability depends on your health, anatomy, and surgical goals. Your surgeon will explain the benefits and additional risks of combining procedures.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before Your Appointment
- Discuss your medical history, medications, allergies, previous surgeries, and any plans for future pregnancies with your surgeon.
- Ask whether a full or mini tummy tuck is more appropriate for your concerns.
- Follow all preoperative instructions, including guidance on fasting, smoking, and medication use.
- Arrange transportation and help at home during the initial recovery period.
After Your Surgery
- Wear your prescribed compression garment for the period recommended by your surgeon.
- Follow your wound-care instructions and take medications only as prescribed.
- Walk gently as advised to support circulation, while avoiding heavy lifting and strenuous activity until cleared.
- Attend all follow-up appointments to monitor healing.
- Contact your medical team promptly if you develop fever, increasing redness, unusual discharge, or worsening pain. Seek urgent medical care for chest pain, shortness of breath, or sudden severe symptoms.
