After pregnancy or big weight changes, the tummy can stay loose even if the fat is gone. A tummy tuck removes extra skin, tightens weak muscles, and gives the abdomen a flat, younger look.
Who Is This For?
- Mothers after 1–3 pregnancies
- People with hanging belly skin
- Patients after weight loss
- People whose muscles have separated (diastasis)
How We Do It
Under anesthesia, extra skin is removed, the muscle layer is tightened, and the navel is repositioned. The scar is placed low — under underwear line — so it stays hidden. You go home the same day or next day depending on the case.
Tummy Tuck vs Liposuction
Liposuction removes fat only. Tummy tuck removes skin and tightens muscles. Many women need a combination for the best result — we will guide you which is better in your case.
Aftercare
- Rest for 7–10 days
- Wear abdominal binder
- No heavy lifting for 4 weeks
- Follow-up visits for dressing and scar care