Treatment of Tummy Tuck in India

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What is a Tummy Tuck?

A Tummy Tuck, or Abdominoplasty, is a cosmetic surgical procedure that removes excess fat and skin from the abdominal area and tightens the muscles to create a flatter and firmer stomach.

What is the Cost of a Tummy Tuck?

The cost of a Tummy Tuck can vary depending on several factors, such as the surgeon's fee, anesthesia, and hospital charges. On average, it can cost anywhere between $6,000 to $12,000.

USD 2250 to 2750

What technology is used during Tummy Tuck?

Tumescent Technique - A large volume of saline, local anesthesia, and adrenaline are injected into the surgical area to minimize blood loss and pain.

Liposuction - In some cases, liposuction is used to remove excess fat.

Electric Scalpel - An electric scalpel is used to make precise incisions and reduce blood loss.

Laser Technology - Some surgeons use laser technology to assist with skin tightening.

What are the after-treatment precautions of Tummy Tuck?

Follow your surgeon's instructions on taking care of the incision area.

  • Avoid strenuous physical activity for at least six weeks after the surgery.
  • Wear compression garments to reduce swelling.
  • Keep the incision area clean and dry.
  • Attend follow-up appointments with your surgeon.
What are the key after-treatment tests of Tummy Tuck?
  • Blood tests - to check for anemia and infection
  • Imaging tests - such as ultrasound or CT scan, to check for blood clots or fluid buildup in the abdomen
  • Physical examination - to check for proper healing of the incision site and monitor the progress of recovery.

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