Abdominoplasty
About the service
Abdominoplasty, often referred to as a tummy tuck, is a cosmetic surgical procedure used to tighten the abdominal muscles and remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen to create a flatter, tighter, and slimmer abdomen.
The abdomen can lose its shape for various reasons. In most cases, women begin to think about abdominoplasty after childbirth. Quite often, people who have lost weight very dramatically turn to a surgeon for help. Some patients resort to tummy tucks, who subsequently lose their skin and muscles, and with the help of diet and exercise, this situation cannot be corrected.
Do I need abdominoplasty?
- Flabbiness, sagging skin that appeared after pregnancy, age-related changes, and sudden weight loss
- The presence of skin folds in the lower abdomen
- Excess skin and soft tissue
- The presence of a large number of stretch marks
- Rough scars that appeared after surgery
- Postoperative and umbilical hernias
- Beautiful flat stomach without folds
- Fast reduction of the abdomen
- Instant relief from stretch marks
Oleksiy Ivanovych Droga
He began his career as a medical professional in 1994.
after entering medical school, he worked as a paramedic at an ambulance station and later as a paramedic. Since 2019, Dr. Droga has been the founder and director of the Plastic Surgery Clinic
Radchenko Oleg Igorevich
Plastic surgeon with over 8 years of practical experience. He is a doctor of the second category who regularly improves his qualifications, an active participant in various medical congresses on aesthetic cosmetology and plastic surgery.
Recommendations
- Consultation with a plastic surgeon.
- The cost of the surgery.
- Preparing for the surgery:
- it is forbidden to smoke or take Aspirin, Citramon, and blood thinners (to reduce the risk of bleeding during surgery) before and after surgery.
- the operation is performed on an empty stomach.
- take Fortrans the day before the surgery.
- wearing a compression bandage
- Delivery of tests. Provide a list for the surgery.
- Consultation with an anesthesiologist.
- The operation lasts up to 4 hours. 1 day in the hospital is required. 2-3 days are optional.
- Treatment:
- antibiotics are taken for 3 days Ciprolet A 500mg, 1 tablet 2 p/day.
- Fluconazole 50mg for 3 days (for thrush), 1 tablet once daily.
- anesthesia: Nimesil or Ketanov, Dexalgin, 1 tablet for pain.
- Rehabilitation period:
- dressings for 7-10 days.
- no need to remove the sutures. The compression bandage should be worn for 3-4 weeks.
- bruises will disappear in 2 weeks. The rehabilitation period lasts about 3-4 weeks. Full recovery takes 3-6 months.
- a course of lymphatic drainage massage 5-10 procedures, 2 weeks after surgery.
- physical activity is prohibited for 2 weeks.
