2/3 hours
Epidural with sedation or General
14/21 days
Abdominoplasty is a plastic surgery procedure that reshapes the abdominal region by removing excess skin and adipose tissue while tightening the musculature. It is indicated for patients presenting with:
The result is a flatter, more toned, and well-proportioned abdomen. The procedure can be combined with liposuction to optimize definition of the flanks and waistline.
The journey
During the consultation, skin quality, degree of laxity, presence of diastasis, and fat distribution are evaluated. The most appropriate technique is determined (full, mini, or extended abdominoplasty).
Pre-operative examinations: blood chemistry tests, ECG, anesthesiology consultation, and potential abdominal ultrasound.
The procedure involves a horizontal suprapubic incision, removal of excess tissue, repositioning of the umbilicus, and plication of the rectus muscles when necessary.
The use of a compression garment is required for approximately one month. Rest during the first few days and a gradual resumption of activities are recommended.
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frequently asked questions
Yes, the suprapubic incision leaves a linear scar strategically positioned to be concealed by underwear, which tends to fade over time.
Yes, the two techniques are often combined to optimise the reshaping of the flanks and waistline.
Sports can be gradually resumed after about 8 weeks.
Yes, it is stable over time, barring major weight changes or new pregnancies.
Post-operative pain is moderate and well controlled with analgesic therapy.
Yes, it is indicated for skin laxity and rectus diastasis, preferably after completing one
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