Abdominoplastie Complète

A mini treats only the lower abdomen, through a shorter incision, and leaves the navel where it is. A full abdominoplasty treats the whole front of the abdomen, repairs the muscles above the navel as well as below, and repositions the navel. Which one you need is decided by how far up your loose skin and muscle separation reach, not by preference.

A full abdominoplasty addresses the front of the abdomen. A 360 continues around the flanks and lower back, removing skin circumferentially, and is the operation for patients whose excess skin wraps the whole midsection — usually after major weight loss.

It runs low across the abdomen along the bikini line, from hip to hip, positioned so that underwear and swimwear cover it. There is a second small scar around the navel. Both fade substantially over six to twelve months.

No. Liposuction is a separate item on your plan: your surgeon adds Liposuction 360 or a zone row beside this operation when he plans it, and you see it as its own line with its own price.

The removed skin does not come back and the muscle repair is permanent. What can undo the result is significant weight gain or a subsequent pregnancy, which is why surgeons ask for a stable weight beforehand and suggest waiting if you plan to have more children.