Tummy Tuck Tunisia : Price & Procedure

Abdominoplasty, also known as ” abdominoplasty “, aims to improve the shape and general appearance of the abdominal area. The operation consists of removing excess fat and skin sagging in order to improve the shape and tone of underlying tissues that keep the fat and the skin. This surgical procedure can be either cosmetic or reconstructive.

The goal of a tummy tuck is to remove the excess skin (loose skin) and the excess adipose (fat) at the level of the abdominal muscles and to repair the separation of the muscle great right. The intervention can be very effective to reduce the size of the lobes caused by excess skin, fat, and sagging of the abdominal muscles.

The result of this operation : a flat stomach, firmer and more harmonious.

More and more people are opting for interventions plasty restorative belly in Tunisia.

Once this is done, the surgery of the stomach can redraw the abdomen and gives it a toned and taut. The patient wears a silhouette thinner and re-sculpted

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The indication to the abdominoplasty :

The tummy tuck is a procedure that is highly custom and may not be appropriate for everyone. The diagnosis of the surgeon plastic surgeon specializing in surgery of the silhouette is oblogatoire to be able to make an informed decision.

Contraindications to the abdominoplasty :

Patients who are not able to undergo anesthesia, those who have problems with blood clotting or wound healing present too high a risk of surgical complications and the surgery may not be appropriate in this case.

Anesthesia :

the tummy tuck is generally performed under general anesthesia

Your anaesthetist will ask you for a blood prior to the operation to avoid any contraindication to anesthesia and to check for the presence of allergy to any component of anesthesia.

In order to limit the adverse effects and the risk of complications, it is necessary that the patient spends two to three nights at the clinic to ensure the best monitoring post-operative as possible.

End of the surgery : sutures , bandages and scars :

A first suture will be located at the level of the lower abdomen, so that it can be hidden in the natural folds of the skin in the groin area. The resulting scar can be covered by a slip or a swimsuit.
A second scar much more discreet, will be located at the level of the navel.
One or two drains aspiratifs can be placed after the intervention, and will remain for 48-72 h, allowing to collect liquid and residual blood.
At the end of the procedure, a bandage will be applied and changed as necessary during the period of hospitalization.

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The risks and complications associated with abdominoplasty

Modern surgery is generally safe, but the risk zero does not exist. Any surgery can have risks and complications.

The risks and complications associated with a tummy tuck may be the following :

Wound Infection (antibiotic therapy may be prescribed by your surgeon).

Pain and discomfort around the incisions (friction –burns –redness)

Hematoma (an accumulation of blood around the surgical site, which will require drainage)

Visible scars and prominent, including keloid scars and hypertrophic. It is scars that are red and thick that can be formed on the wounds healed. They can cause itching, and they can be annoying and unsightly.

Numbness around the site operated. In most cases, this sensation is temporary and will improve with time.

Necrosis

The difficulty of getting lean forward because of the stretched skin.

Excessive Accumulation of fluid under the skin (Lymph) around the site operated, which may require a puncture.

Decrease in hemoglobin levels following a loss of blood while, in this case a transfusion may be necessary

A blood clot in a leg or chest (deep vein thrombosis), which will require additional treatment. It is rare that a clot travels to the lungs, and put the life in danger.

Nausea (generally due to the anaesthetic, but calmed down quickly).

Consequences of the common abdominoplasty

  • The presence of pain at the level of the abdominal wall that usually go away at the end of 48 h. In the case where the patient has had recourse to in the treatment of muscle relaxation, pain can be spread over a longer period of time.
  • The presence of a certain amount of discomfort somewhat unpleasant during the period of healing of the tension that is exerted on the banks of the suture.
  • General fatigue is a transient is felt in the first two days
  • Like any surgical procedure, thetummy tuckcan involve complications, however, be minimal and rare. The surgeon will discuss this with you in detail during the consultation.

Follow-Up Postoperative

D+1 :

The patient will be put under anticoagulant treatment so as to avoid any risk thrombœmbolique.
The surgeon removes the dressing after 48 to 72 hours at the same time that the drains. The dressing is replaced by a sheath of contention that must be worn by the patient of the day or night for a period of 6 to 8 weeks
It checks for the absence of bleeding and infection at the level of the wound.

After the return :

The surgeon will naturally listen to you even when you get home, he will be ahead of your followed throughout your recovery period.

Precautions :

The patient will have to take a rest period ranging between 12 and 15 days. Beyond this period, any sudden movements or intensive should be avoided. The sporting activity, should not be resumed gradually as 6 to 8 weeks after the intervention.

Result of a tummy tuck :

The patient can observe himself the first results from the removal of the dressing.
The swelling will begin to fade after 2 to 3 months
, The scars are longer to fade. It will be necessary to wait a period of 6 to 12 months. They do not disappear completely when the technique of placing them in places that can be hidden by clothing.
The abdominopplastie brings a real aesthetic improvement to the patient t, and also allows him to give a better image of himself.

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