Full Abdominoplasty

The inverse abdominoplasty is performed when both the skin and abdominal muscles have lost their elasticity and become flaccid. This procedure is performed under general anaesthetic and the method used ensures that no pain is felt.

This procedure will normally take 1.5 to 2.5 hours to complete and the incision required will be longer than a typical caesarean section scar, however, the scar will be hidden beneath the bikini line and become less obvious over time.
The initial recovery time for this operation is typically 5 days after which a compression garment will need to be work for a further 3 weeks.
The outcome of this procedure will be a firmer, flatter, more muscular shape to the abdomen.

WHO SHOULD CONSIDER A TUMMY TUCK?
HOW DOES THE SURGERY WORK?
GUIDELINES FOR SURGERY
What are the main factors to be considered before an abdominoplasty surgery?
What factors should be considered after abdominoplasty surgery?
Does the shape of the belly-button distort in an abdominoplasty surgery?
What is the minimum age for an abdominoplastysurgery?
Are any scars left after tummy tuck surgery?
Are there any problems with getting pregnant after a tummy tuck surgery?
Does the tummy lose its form in the case of weight gain after the surgery?
What is the right timing for a tummy tuck?
Can a tummy tuck and liposuction be performed simultaneously?