Having a flat and tight abdominal area with or without clothing increases people's self-confidence. Irregularities, cracks and sagging in the abdominal area affect many characteristics of people, from choosing clothes to walking. Due to the damages caused by pregnancy and pregnancy, there is a high risk of deformations in the abdominal area, especially in women, and some of these deformations cannot be eliminated by sports and diet.

After the physical examination, deformity in the abdominal region and the type of operation that will eliminate this disorder can be determined. Skin-adipose tissue-muscle membrane and muscles form the anterior abdominal wall from outside to inside. The change in one or more of these structures will appear as a deformity in the abdomen. Only in cases with excess adipose tissue, liposuction / Laser Liposuction / VASER liposuction is sufficient to create a tightening effect on the skin by removing the fat. However, if there is deformation in the structures, abdominal stretching operation (Abdominoplasty) is inevitable. It is necessary to combine it with liposuction methods in order to shape the abdomen during the abdominoplasty operation. Mini abdominoplasty is applied only in patients with excess skin and subcutaneous fat in the part under the navel. Circumferential (circumferential) abdominoplasty will be required for the patient with excessive sagging after excessive weight loss.

Abdominoplasty is an operation that takes about 2-2.5 hours under general anesthesia. The incision is made from the area to be covered by the underwear from the lower part of the abdomen, extending the caesarean incision to the protrusions of both pelvis. The skin and subcutaneous tissue of the abdomen are lifted up to the bottom of the ribs, keeping the belly button in place. Using stitches, the rectus muscles and membrane, which support the abdominal internal organs, are tightened in the midline. After the navel is preserved and moved to its new location, excess skin and subcutaneous tissue are removed.

After the abdominoplasty operation, silicone pipes called drains are placed in the operation area to prevent blood and fluid accumulation. It is followed up in the hospital for at least 1 day after the operation. The patient can stand up approximately 6-8 hours after the effects of anesthetic drugs have passed. It is inevitable to use a corset to shape the abdomen after the operation. In the first 2 weeks, he can walk by leaning to the front and supporting the abdomen. It is recommended to avoid movements that require heavy abdominal muscle use during the first 2 months.