Before Abdominoplasty:

Our patient's well-being is important, thorough consultation is essential to understand expectations. Our doctors offer complimentary pre-operation consultations to ensure patients feel confident in their decision. Here are key guidelines to consider:

• Inform doctors of any chronic diseases.

• Disclose all medications being consumed to the doctor.

• The presence of infections or scars around the abdominal area will be assessed by the doctors for suitability.

• Avoid aspirin and painkillers one week prior to surgery.

• Refrain from smoking and consuming alcohol three weeks before the surgery.

• Consume light meals before the surgery.

• Avoid anti-depressants and weight loss pills three weeks before the surgery.

During Abdominoplasty:

Following our comprehensive examinations, the doctors will prepare you for abdominoplasty surgery, which typically lasts 2-4 hours depending on the chosen technique: Full Abdominoplasty or Mini Abdominoplasty.

- Full Abdominoplasty: Ideal for patients with extensive loose skin.

- Mini Abdominoplasty: Suitable for minor sagging and limited excess fat.

Under general anesthesia, incisions of eight to ten centimeters will be made below the abdominal navel and above the pubic area in a horizontal fashion. Antibiotics will be administered to prevent infections. Scars resulting from the procedure align with the natural bikini line and fade over time.

Note: Additional surgeries such as breast augmentation/reduction and liposuction can be performed concurrently with abdominoplasty.

After Abdominoplasty:

Ensuring post-surgery care is crucial for achieving optimal results. Here are some important guidelines to follow:

• Wear the provided medical corset as instructed by your doctors.

• Obtain approval from your doctors for bathing.

• Avoid intense laughing, sneezing, and coughing during the first week of the operation to promote rapid stitch recovery.

• Stay out of direct sunlight after the operation.

• Take prescribed medications regularly and as directed by your doctors.

• Refrain from engaging in heavy sports activities during the first month following surgery.

• Avoid smoking and consuming alcohol.

• Expect to return to normal activities within 2 to 4 weeks post-operation.

Note: Some patients may experience mild pain or swelling in the abdomen area after the operation, which is normal. Painkillers will be provided to manage discomfort.