Body contouring
Tummy tuck
A tummy tuck at VIEW suits patients with loose abdominal skin after childbirth or weight loss. It removes excess skin and fat while repairing separated abdominal muscles.
Who it suits
- Loose abdominal skin after pregnancy
- Separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti)
- Excess fat and skin in the abdomen
Technique highlights
- Repairs separated abdominal muscles
- Removes excess skin for a flatter abdomen
- Can be combined with liposuction
Surgical steps
- Plan incision placement and amount of skin to remove
- General anaesthesia and muscle repair
- Remove excess skin and fat
- Close incisions and place temporary drains
Recovery & aftercare
- Recover for 2–3 weeks
- Avoid heavy lifting for 4–6 weeks
- Wear an abdominal binder for 1–2 months
Risks & things to consider
- Scar runs from one hip to the other
- Avoid further pregnancy for long-term results
Frequently asked questions
Tummy tuck vs abdominal liposuction — what's the difference?
Liposuction suits people with good skin elasticity and excess fat. A tummy tuck suits those with loose skin or separated muscles that liposuction cannot fix.
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