Thanks to abdominoplasty, the abdomen becomes tightened with a clear contour, which positively affects appearance and self-confidence. The surgery helps solve the problem of the so-called “skin apron,” which causes physical discomfort and can lead to irritation or infections. The result is a flat, harmonious abdomen and improved overall figure.
Abdominoplasty Techniques
Surgeon Oleksiy Shkirenko offers an individual approach to each patient, using modern techniques:
- Classic Abdominoplasty
This method allows for the removal of significant excess skin and fat deposits, elimination of muscle diastasis. Suitable for patients with substantial changes in abdominal shape. The incision is made horizontally at the bottom of the abdomen, allowing the scar to be hidden under underwear. - Mini Abdominoplasty
This technique is suitable for those who have minor aesthetic defects in the lower abdominal area. The surgery is less traumatic, performed through a small incision, and has a shorter rehabilitation period. - Abdominoplasty with Liposuction
Combines fat removal with abdominal contour restoration. This is an ideal option for patients with moderate diastasis and fat deposits.
The choice of technique depends on the degree of changes, skin and muscle characteristics, as well as patient preferences.
Indications for Abdominoplasty
Indications:
- Presence of an “apron” – significant excess skin and fat deposits in the abdominal area.
- Diastasis of rectus abdominis muscles after childbirth.
- Scars or deformities resulting from previous surgeries or injuries.
- Loss of skin elasticity due to age-related changes or rapid weight loss.
- Abdominal asymmetry or desire to improve its contours.
Contraindications:
- Heart, vascular diseases, or blood clotting disorders.
- Planning pregnancy in the near future.
- Acute infectious diseases or chronic inflammation in the intervention area.
- Extreme obesity.
- Oncological diseases or serious pathologies of internal organs.
Abdominoplasty Surgery
1. Preparation
The process begins with a consultation during which the surgeon evaluates the condition of the abdomen and selects the optimal technique. The patient undergoes a complete medical examination, including blood tests, ECG, and ultrasound of the abdominal organs. It is recommended to refrain from smoking and taking certain medications before surgery.
2. Surgical Process
The surgery takes 2-5 hours under general anesthesia. The surgeon makes an incision in the lower abdomen, removes excess skin and fat, sutures the diastasis (if necessary), and creates an aesthetic abdominal contour. If liposuction is chosen, it is performed before the main part of the surgery.
3. Rehabilitation
After surgery, the patient must wear compression garments for 4-6 weeks. Daily activities resume after 1-2 weeks, and physical exercise is allowed after 6-8 weeks. The final result becomes visible after 3-6 months.
About Me
I am a certified plastic surgeon who performs the full spectrum of operations in plastic and reconstructive surgery. These include: facial procedures, breast surgery, body and limb procedures. I guarantee an individual approach to each patient and use modern, safe techniques.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How to Remove Abdominal "Apron"?
Classic abdominoplasty, which includes removal of excess skin and fat deposits, is ideal for eliminating the “apron.”
How to Remove Belly after Childbirth?
Abdominoplasty helps eliminate muscle diastasis and restore a harmonious appearance to the abdomen.
How much Does Tummy Tuck Cost?
The price of abdominoplasty depends on the chosen technique and scope of surgery. The exact cost is determined during consultation.
How Long to Wear a Binder after Abdominoplasty?
Compression garments should be worn for at least 4-6 weeks to ensure proper healing.
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