Top Abdominoplasty Doctors in India

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Frequently Asked Questions

Abdominoplasty, also called a tummy tuck, is a surgical procedure involving removing excess fat and skin from the abdomen and tightening the muscles underneath to create a flatter and firmer abdominal contour.

You may be a candidate for an abdominoplasty if you have excess abdominal skin, weakened or separated abdominal muscles, and realistic expectations. A consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon is essential to determine your candidacy.

A full tummy tuck involves a longer incision, typically from hip to hip, with repositioning of the belly button and more extensive muscle tightening. A mini tummy tuck has a smaller incision and focuses only on the lower abdomen.

Abdominoplasty is performed under general anaesthesia. The surgeon makes an incision, removes excess skin and fat, repairs weakened muscles, and repositions the remaining skin for a smoother appearance. Liposuction may be used for further contouring.

Yes, there will be a scar, but the surgeon will make every effort to place it low on the abdomen, hidden within the bikini line. With proper care and healing, scars typically fade over time.

The initial recovery period is around two to four weeks, during which you may experience swelling, bruising, and discomfort. Strenuous activities and heavy lifting must be avoided for several weeks, and you'll need to wear a compression garment.

The risks of an abdominoplasty include bleeding, infection, scarring, poor wound healing, asymmetry, changes in sensation, and blood clots.

Abdominoplasty can remove stretch marks located within the excised skin, typically below the belly button. However, stretch marks above the belly button may not be completely eliminated.

Yes, abdominoplasty is often performed to address loose skin and residual fat deposits after significant weight loss. It can help achieve a more contoured and toned abdomen.

It is generally recommended to complete your family before considering abdominoplasty, as pregnancy after the procedure may affect the results. However, each case is unique, and discussing your plans with a surgeon is important.

Yes, if you have an umbilical hernia or ventral hernia, it can be repaired during the abdominoplasty procedure. The surgeon will reinforce the weakened abdominal wall and close the hernia defect.

Yes, abdominoplasty can be combined with procedures like breast augmentation, breast lift, liposuction, or thigh lift, depending on your goals and overall health.

While abdominoplasty removes excess skin and fat, it is not primarily a weight loss procedure. The amount of weight loss is usually limited to the weight of the tissue removed.

Smoking increases the risk of complications and impairs healing. It is generally recommended to quit smoking several weeks before and after surgery.

Drains may be placed during abdominoplasty to collect excess fluid from the surgical site. They are typically removed within a week or two, depending on the individual's healing progress.

Yes, it is possible to undergo abdominoplasty after a C-section. The surgeon will consider the previous incision and scar tissue during the procedure.

Gentle walking is encouraged soon after surgery to promote circulation and reduce the chances of blood clots. Patients are advised not to engage in heavy lifting and strenuous exercises for several weeks to ensure proper healing.

Abdominoplasty can alleviate back pain caused by weakened abdominal muscles and excess skin. Tightening the muscles and removing the excess tissue can improve core strength and posture.

In most cases, abdominoplasty is an elective cosmetic procedure and is not covered by insurance. However, there are exceptions when it is performed as part of a reconstructive procedure for medical reasons.

Temporary changes in sensation and numbness around the incision site are common after abdominoplasty. Sensation usually returns gradually over time, but in rare cases, some permanent numbness may persist.

Significant weight gain after abdominoplasty can impact the results by stretching the remaining skin and underlying tissues. Maintaining a stable weight is necessary for the preservation of long-term outcomes.

Yes, during your consultation, your surgeon can provide before and after photos of previous abdominoplasty patients to give you an idea of the potential results.

Abdominoplasty primarily focuses on the lower abdominal muscles. However, the upper abdominal muscles can be tightened to some extent during the procedure.

Abdominoplasty provides long-lasting results, but factors like ageing, weight fluctuations, and lifestyle choices impact the longevity of the outcomes. Maintaining a healthy weight and lifestyle helps preserve the results.

Reviewed by Dr Pankaj Sharma, Consultant - Aesthetic And Reconstructive Surgery.

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