Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
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What is Tummy Tuck?
A Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) is a cosmetic surgery designed to remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen while tightening the underlying muscles for a flatter, firmer, and more contoured stomach. This procedure is ideal for individuals who have loose skin due to weight loss, pregnancy, or aging and want to achieve a toned midsection.
It is especially beneficial for individuals who:
- Have loose or sagging abdominal skin due to weight loss or pregnancy.
- Struggle with stubborn fat deposits that do not respond to diet and exercise.
- Experience weakened or separated abdominal muscles (diastasis recti).
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Who is a Good Candidate for a Tummy Tuck?
- Individuals with loose skin, excess fat, or weak abdominal muscles.
- Those who have undergone significant weight loss and have excess sagging skin.
- Women who have had multiple pregnancies and want to restore their pre-baby stomach.
- Patients in good overall health with a stable weight.
- People who have realistic expectations about the results.
Who is NOT a good candidate?
- Women who are planning future pregnancies (pregnancy may stretch the skin and muscles again).
- Individuals with significant medical conditions that may affect healing.
- People who are not at a stable weight or plan to lose/gain significant weight.
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Types of Tummy Tuck
1. Full Tummy Tuck (Traditional Abdominoplasty)
- Removes excess skin and fat from the entire abdominal area.
- Tightens both the upper and lower abdominal muscles.
- Involves a hip-to-hip incision and repositioning of the belly button.
2. Mini Tummy Tuck
- Ideal for patients with loose skin below the belly button.
- A smaller incision is made, and muscles are only tightened in the lower abdomen.
- Recovery is faster compared to a full tummy tuck.
3. Extended Tummy Tuck
- Removes excess skin and fat from the abdomen, flanks, and lower back.
- Ideal for massive weight loss patients with significant loose skin.
- Creates a contoured waistline with a firmer midsection.
4. Fleur-de-Lis Tummy Tuck
- Used for extreme weight loss patients with excess skin in both vertical and horizontal directions.
- Involves a vertical and horizontal incision to remove large amounts of excess skin.
5. Tummy Tuck with Liposuction (Lipoabdominoplasty)
- Combines liposuction with a tummy tuck to remove stubborn fat and tighten the skin.
- Provides better contouring of the waistline and a more sculpted appearance.

Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) Procedure
Pre-Surgery Consultation & Planning
- The surgeon evaluates skin laxity, fat distribution, and abdominal muscles.
- The desired incision placement and surgical approach are discussed.
- Pre-surgery guidelines are provided, including dietary restrictions and medication adjustments.
Anesthesia Administration
- The procedure is performed under general anesthesia, ensuring a pain-free experience.
Incision & Removal of Excess Skin & Fat
- A horizontal incision is made along the lower abdomen, just above the pubic area.
- Liposuction may be used to remove additional fat.
- Excess skin is trimmed, and abdominal muscles are tightened to create a firmer stomach.
Belly Button Repositioning (If Necessary)
- In a full tummy tuck, the belly button is repositioned to match the new, tighter skin.
Closing the Incisions & Applying Compression Garment
- The incisions are sutured closed, and drains may be placed to remove excess fluid.
- A compression garment is applied to minimize swelling and support healing.
- Patients are monitored and discharged within 24-48 hours after surgery.
Recovery After Tummy Tuck Surgery
- First 1-2 Weeks: Swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort are normal. Patients must wear a compression garment 24/7. Avoid strenuous activity and stay hydrated.
- 2-4 Weeks: Most patients return to work within 2-3 weeks. Light activities are allowed, but no heavy lifting or intense exercise.
- 6-8 Weeks: Swelling continues to reduce. Most patients can resume normal activities and light workouts.
- 3-6 Months: Final results become fully visible as swelling completely subsides. Scars begin to fade and flatten over time.
- Full Healing: Tummy tuck results are long-lasting, especially when combined with a healthy diet and exercise routine.
How Long Does a Tummy Tuck Last?
- A Tummy Tuck provides permanent results, but maintaining a stable weight is crucial.
- Weight gain, pregnancy, or aging may alter the results over time.
- With proper care, results can last a lifetime.
Benefits of a Tummy Tuck
- Removes excess skin and stubborn fat.
- Tightens abdominal muscles, improving core strength.
- Enhances waistline and overall body shape.
- Improves posture and reduces back pain in some patients.
- Boosts self-confidence and body image.

How Much Does a Tummy Tuck Cost in Turkey?
Turkey is a top destination for Tummy Tuck Surgery due to affordable pricing and high-quality care.
- USA / UK / Europe: $8,000 – $15,000
- Turkey (via MTTurkey): $3,500 – $6,500
Why Choose Tummy Tuck Surgery in Turkey?
- Highly Experienced Plastic Surgeons : Specialists in body contouring and tummy tuck surgery.
- Advanced Surgical Techniques : Ensuring natural-looking and long-lasting results.
- Affordable Pricing : Up to 70% cheaper than in Western countries.
- All-Inclusive Medical Tourism Packages : Covering surgery, luxury accommodation, and post-op care.
- Fast Scheduling & Personalized Care : Immediate bookings and VIP services.
A Tummy Tuck is a life-changing procedure that helps patients achieve a flatter, more toned abdomen. Whether you need a Mini Tummy Tuck, Full Abdominoplasty, or Lipoabdominoplasty, MTTurkey provides world-class care at an affordable price.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Step 1: The patient is given general anesthesia for comfort.
- Step 2: The surgeon makes a horizontal incision along the lower abdomen (hip-to-hip).
- Step 3: Excess skin and fat are removed, and weakened abdominal muscles are tightened.
- Step 4: If necessary, the belly button is repositioned for a natural appearance.
- Step 5: The incisions are sutured closed, and a compression garment is applied to reduce swelling and support healing.
- Yes, a horizontal scar will be present, but it is strategically placed along the bikini line to be hidden under clothing.
- Over time, the scar fades significantly with proper care, including scar creams, laser treatments, and silicone strips.
- During the surgery, patients are under general anesthesia, so there is no pain.
- After surgery, mild to moderate discomfort is common but can be managed with prescribed pain medication.
- Most patients report feeling tightness and soreness, similar to an intense core workout.
- Light walking is encouraged immediately after surgery.
- Strenuous exercises should be avoided for at least 6-8 weeks.
- After 8-12 weeks, most patients can resume normal exercise routines.
- Yes, pregnancy after a Tummy Tuck is possible, but it may affect the results.
- It is recommended to wait until after childbirth before undergoing the procedure.
- Tummy Tuck results are permanent, but maintaining a stable weight is key.
- Significant weight gain or pregnancy can alter the results.
- With a healthy diet and exercise, results can last a lifetime.
No, a Tummy Tuck is NOT a weight-loss procedure. It is a body contouring surgery that removes excess skin and fat, but it does not replace weight loss methods. Ideal candidates should be at or near their goal weight before undergoing surgery.
- A Tummy Tuck can remove some stretch marks, especially if they are located on the lower abdomen.
- If the stretch marks are above the belly button, they may be repositioned lower but not completely removed.
- Laser treatments or microneedling can help improve the appearance of remaining stretch marks.
Most patients can shower 48 hours after surgery, but they must avoid submerging in water (baths, pools, hot tubs) for at least 4-6 weeks. Your surgeon will give specific post-op bathing instructions to prevent infections.
Most patients can drive after 2-3 weeks, once they are off pain medications and can move comfortably. Long-distance travel should be avoided for at least 4-6 weeks to prevent complications.
- Patients with sedentary jobs can return to work within 2-3 weeks.
- Jobs that require physical labor or lifting may require 4-6 weeks off.
- Your surgeon will provide personalized recovery guidelines.
Most surgeons recommend waiting at least 4-6 weeks before resuming sexual activity. Any activity that puts pressure on the abdomen should be avoided.
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