Involves removal of excess abdominal skin and, in some cases, fat to modify abdominal contour. Outcomes vary between individuals.
May involve surgical repair of separated or weakened abdominal muscles (rectus diastasis). Individual results vary.
May be considered for managing changes that occur following weight variation or pregnancy.
We’ll evaluate your overall health, medical history, and expectations to determine whether this procedure suits your needs. Common reasons people consider abdominoplasty include:
To address stretched muscles or excess skin.
To remove redundant skin folds.
To remove excess skin associated with ageing-related laxity.
To address inherited abdominal skin or fat distribution patterns.
We’ll review your health, assess your abdominal area, and discuss the most suitable surgical plan for you.
You’ll receive detailed pre-operative instructions to support safe preparation and recovery.
The operation involves muscle repair where required and removal of excess skin and tissue. Surgical technique varies based on individual anatomy and clinical assessment.
Swelling, bruising, and discomfort are common following surgery. Recovery duration varies between individuals.
All surgery carries risks. Potential risks include bleeding, infection, delayed healing, changes in sensation, and complications related to anaesthesia. We discuss these in detail during consultation so you can make an informed decision. More information on risks is available in our FAQs.
If you’d like to discuss your options or find out more about a procedure, contact our team to schedule a consultation with Dr Obaidi.
