Abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty removes excess skin and fat from the abdomen and can strengthen weakened rectus abdominis muscles. The procedure is frequently indicated after pregnancy or major weight fluctuations. Through repositioning of the navel and controlled tightening of the skin, a flatter and firmer abdomen is achieved.

Preț procedură
4000 EUR

The ideal candidate

Abdominoplasty is recommended for people who wish to remove excess skin and fat from the abdominal area, especially after significant weight loss or multiple pregnancies. It is suitable for those who have a weakened or distended abdominal wall, which can be corrected by restoring the musculature.

  • Excess abdominal skin and fatty tissue resistant to diet and exercise
  • Weakened abdominal wall or diastasis of the rectus abdominis muscles
  • Good general health, without medical conditions that would contraindicate the procedure
  • Reduced or stopped smoking before the operation for optimal healing
  • Realistic expectations regarding the result and the postoperative scars

The technique

The procedure consists of excising excess skin and fat from the lower and middle abdomen, with a transverse incision usually located above the pubic area. The muscle wall is then repaired by suturing the rectus abdominis muscles to restore the tone and shape of the abdomen. In some cases, liposuction can be added for a more harmonious contour.

Anesthesia and duration

Abdominoplasty is performed under general anesthesia, for maximum comfort and safety. The duration of the procedure varies between 2 and 4 hours, depending on the complexity of the case and the associated techniques.

Recovery

The first few days

Relative rest is recommended, avoiding staying for prolonged periods in a fully extended position. Moderate discomfort and swelling may occur, managed through medication and by wearing a special abdominal binder.

The first week

Light mobilization is encouraged to prevent complications, but intense physical effort must be avoided. The postoperative check-up is essential for monitoring healing.

The first month

Daily activities can be resumed gradually, avoiding lifting heavy objects and demanding exercises. Swelling and any bruising begin to reduce significantly.

The final results become visible after approximately 3 to 6 months, when the tissues have completely healed and the inflammation has disappeared.

Risks and safety

  • Infection at the surgical wound
  • Postoperative bleeding or hematoma
  • Formation of seroma (accumulation of fluid)
  • Visible or hypertrophic scars
  • Complications related to anesthesia
  • Changes in skin sensitivity in the operated area

The risks are reduced through careful preoperative assessment, adherence to surgical protocols and rigorous monitoring during the recovery period.

Frequently asked questions

How long does complete recovery take after abdominoplasty?

Although most patients resume their normal activities in 3-4 weeks, complete recovery, including the healing of the scars and the reduction of swelling, can take up to 6 months.

Will a visible scar remain after abdominoplasty?

Yes, the procedure involves a transverse scar in the lower abdominal area, which can be hidden under underwear or a swimsuit. Over time, the scar fades, and proper care contributes to the best possible healing.

Can I lose weight through abdominoplasty alone?

Abdominoplasty is not a weight-loss method, but a procedure for reshaping the abdomen. It is recommended for people close to their optimal weight, with damaged abdominal skin and muscles, not for significant weight loss.

Is a special diet necessary before or after the procedure?

In general, maintaining a balanced diet and adequate hydration both before and after the operation is recommended, to support the healing process and optimize the results.

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