Abdominoplasty is preferred by men and women who want an aesthetic appearance in the abdomen. It also helps women who experience severe skin and abdominal wall laxity after pregnancy or patients undergoing obesity treatment to improve the condition of the abdomen.

Both full and mini tummy tucks work the abdominal muscles and remove excess skin. The main difference is that total abdominoplasty is often used to strengthen the abdomen above and below the belly button. In contrast, mini abdominoplasty is usually limited to the lower abdomen below the navel.

There may be mild pain in the days after the tummy tuck, but any discomfort can usually be relieved with medication.

Although there is no serious pregnancy problem after abdominoplasty surgery, the patient's ovulation status and body health also affect the situation, but patients who prefer this procedure usually state that they do not want children. It is better to make a decision on this in advance and then discuss it for business.

Abdominoplasty is aesthetically successful in patients with loose skin and weak abdominal muscles. The diet that the patient chooses after surgery and many other factors affect the long-term impact of the overall results of abdominal surgery. Among these factors, age, skin elasticity and physical condition should be taken seriously. If the patient is healthy, has a stable weight, and exercises regularly, the functional results are usually long-term.

Drains should remain in place for approximately one week after abdominal surgery. Most patients may experience bruising and/or swelling at the surgical site after the procedure. However, these symptoms disappear within a few weeks. Patients can return to work or daily activities in about one to two weeks. However, heavy lifting or strenuous physical activity should be avoided for at least six to eight weeks. During recovery, patients can do light exercises such as walking if they feel well enough.

For tummy tuck surgery, incisions are made lower than the abdomen, so potential scars can often be hidden with the help of clothing, including swimsuits and underwear.

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