A tummy tuck can address excess abdominal skin and, when appropriate, separated abdominal muscles.
Individual assessment and treatment at contracted healthcare providers in Antalya.
THE TREATMENT
Understanding Abdominoplasty
Abdominoplasty, also called a tummy tuck, removes excess abdominal skin and may tighten separated abdominal muscles. It can be considered after pregnancy or significant weight change. It is body-contouring surgery, not a weight-loss procedure.
Personal assessment
A qualified surgeon reviews anatomy, medical history and goals before recommending an approach.
Individual plan
The technique, setting and recovery schedule depend on your own clinical assessment.
Coordinated care
PG Clinics helps coordinate the journey with contracted healthcare providers in Antalya.
PERSONALISED ASSESSMENT
Choosing an approach
The surgeon examines the amount and location of excess skin, abdominal wall, previous scars and overall health. The incision and whether muscle repair or navel repositioning is needed depend on the individual plan.
THE PROCESS
Procedure and hospital stay
The old site describes surgery under general anaesthesia and a hospital stay that may range from one to three days. Your clinician will confirm the appropriate technique, expected stay and any additional procedures.
A plan shaped around you
Your surgeon will explain the proposed technique, anaesthesia, alternatives and expected appointments before you decide.
HEALING & FOLLOW-UP
Recovery and scars
An abdominal scar remains; its length and position depend on the operation. Swelling, discomfort and activity restrictions are expected. A compression garment may be recommended. The treating team decides when to resume work, exercise and travel.
Recovery and results vary. Follow the treating team’s instructions and attend the planned reviews.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Questions for your surgeon
Discuss scarring, muscle repair, future pregnancy plans, wound healing, clot risk and follow-up before deciding.
Plan your consultation
PG Clinics coordinates care with contracted healthcare providers. The treating surgeon determines suitability, alternatives and individual risks.