Mini Abdominal Stretching Surgery

In planning a tummy tuck operation, the elasticity of the abdominal skin, the degree of sagging in the skin and the degree of relaxation in the abdominal wall muscles are very important factors. The actions to be taken are decided by taking these factors into consideration. In people who do not have sagging and stretch marks on the skin of the abdomen, operations such as mini abdominoplasty or liposuction, which are simpler procedures, can be considered.

Classic abdominoplasty is usually performed in cases where there is a large amount of fat accumulation in the abdominal wall and the flexibility of the abdominal skin is significantly reduced and sagging. A mini tummy tuck is a stretch of the area that remains only under the belly button. It does not affect the waist and groin, does not correct the belly button. It is preferred in cases where the accumulation of fat in the abdominal wall is moderate and is seen in the lower half of the abdomen, and the decrease in flexibility in the abdominal skin is monitored in the lower half of the abdomen.

What are the risks of tummy tuck surgery?

All surgical procedures carry some uncertainty and risks. Every year, hundreds of tummy tuck operations are successfully performed. This surgery gives very good results in the hands of a plastic surgeon with experience in shaping the body. However, there are risks associated with anesthesia that can be seen in all surgical interventions and special risks associated with this surgery.

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How Soon Can I Get Back to My Normal Life After a Tummy Tuck?

In the first few days after tummy tuck surgery, the abdominal area will be swollen. In addition, it is normal to feel pain and discomfort that can be eliminated by taking medications. Drains placed during surgery are usually 3-5. It is removed on days. Depending on the surgical intervention, one, rarely a few days remain in the hospital.

What Are The Risks of Tummy Tuck Surgery?

All surgical procedures carry some uncertainty and risks. Every year, hundreds of tummy tuck operations are successfully performed. This surgery gives very good results in the hands of a plastic surgeon with experience in shaping the body. However, there are risks associated with anesthesia that can be seen in all surgical interventions and special risks associated with this surgery.

Special risks that may occur after tummy tuck surgery include wound infection, accumulation of blood or body fluid at the site of surgery, blood clots, and poor wound healing. Infection of the wound site can be eliminated by drainage and the use of antibiotics. Although the accumulation of blood or body fluid at the site of the operation is rarely seen due to drains usually placed in the operation, when this occurs, it is eliminated with a second intervention when necessary.