Enhance Abdominal Appearance and Regain Confidence!
Through Devotion Health, reserve your bookings with reputable hospitals and clinics that specialise in Tummy Tuck treatment.
What is a Tummy Tuck?
A tummy tuck, medically known as abdominoplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to sculpt and rejuvenate the abdominal area. This transformative surgery can address concerns such as excess skin, stubborn fat deposits, and weakened muscles, helping you achieve a firmer and more toned abdomen.
Why Choose Tummy Tuck?
- Improved Abdominal Contours: Tummy tuck surgery can address excess skin, fat, and muscle laxity in the abdominal area, resulting in a flatter, firmer, and more toned abdomen.
- Enhanced Self-Confidence: A flatter and more sculpted abdomen can significantly boost self-confidence and body image.
- Post-Pregnancy Restoration: It can address the changes in the abdominal area, such as stretched skin and separated abdominal muscles, providing a rejuvenated appearance and restoring pre-pregnancy contours.
- Removal of Excess Skin and Fat: This is beneficial if you have experienced significant weight loss and are left with loose, sagging skin that cannot be improved through non-surgical methods.
The Tummy Tuck Procedure
- Anaesthesia: The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia to ensure comfort and safety throughout the surgery.
- Incision Placement: The surgeon will make an incision in the lower abdomen, typically extending from one hipbone to the other. The length and shape of the incision may vary depending on the extent of correction needed.
- Muscle Repair: The underlying abdominal muscles are tightened and sutured together to create a firmer abdominal wall. This step helps restore strength and tone to weakened or separated muscles.
- Excess Skin and Fat Removal: Excess skin and fat are carefully removed, and the remaining skin is repositioned to create a smoother abdominal contour.
- Incision Closure: The incisions are closed with sutures, and surgical dressings or compression garments may be applied to support the healing process.
