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Abdominoplasty

Tummy Tuck (Full)

Recovery time
Approximately 2 to 4 weeks for everyday activities and 6 to 8 weeks before engaging in moderate physical activity.
Anesthesia
General
Hospitalization
1 night under nurse supervision in our private hospital

Achieving a flat, firm abdomen

The full tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) addresses significant skin and muscle laxity of the abdomen. It removes excess skin and fat while tightening abdominal muscles. Unlike the mini tummy tuck, it treats the entire abdominal wall and involves repositioning the belly button.

Significant excess skin and fat (upper and lower abdomen).

Severe abdominal muscle separation (diastasis) after pregnancy

Post-weight-loss changes (including after Ozempic® / Wegovy®).

Stretch marks and advanced skin sagging.

Women seeking a full abdominal correction

Low horizontal incision from hip to hip (hidden in the bikini line).

Skin flap elevation up to the rib cage.

Repair of diastasis recti if necessary.

Removal of excess skin and fat.

Repositioning of the belly button.

General anesthesia.

2–3 hours.

Hopitalization (1 night).

Abdominal binder worn for 6 weeks.

Slightly bent posture initially, standing upright progressively.

Return to work in 2–3 weeks depending on activity.

Sports after 8 weeks.

Flatter, firmer abdomen.

Slimmer waistline, reshaped silhouette.

Long-lasting results with stable weight and healthy lifestyle.

Foire aux questions

The full version addresses the entire abdominal wall, repositions the belly button, and repairs diastasis, unlike the mini.

The scar is low, horizontal, and hidden in the bikini line. It fades over time.

Discomfort mainly comes from muscle tightening, but is well managed with pain relief.

Yes, liposuction is often added to refine the waist and optimize results.

Body surgical procedures for women