Tummy Tuck
Tummy tuck whose horizontal incision continues all the way round, removing loose skin from the front, the flanks and the lower back
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Abdominoplasty 360 is a tummy tuck whose horizontal incision continues all the way round the body. Excess skin is removed from the front of the abdomen, along the flanks and across the lower back, the separated abdominal muscles are repaired and the navel is repositioned. There is no vertical incision: when the skin also has to come in from side to side, the operation for that is the FDL abdominoplasty. Liposuction is not part of it and is quoted as its own item.
The front, the flanks and the lower back are tightened in one operation rather than leaving loose skin at the sides
Diastasis recti is closed in the same operation — the part no amount of exercise reaches
The incision sits low all the way round, where underwear and swimwear cover it
You pay for contouring only if your surgeon recommends it, and you see it as its own line on your plan
Days 1–3
Hospital Stay
One night admitted. Walking begins within hours. Compression garment fitted, pain managed with medication.
Weeks 1–2
Early Recovery
Compression garment day and night, light walking, drains out around day seven. Swelling and bruising are expected.
Weeks 2–6
Back to Normal
Desk work at around two weeks, exercise and lifting from six weeks once the muscle repair has healed.
Months 3–6
Final Shape
Swelling settles, the waistline sharpens and the scar begins to fade.
Duration
3–5 hours
Hospital Stay
1 night
Recovery
2 weeks off desk work
Permanence
Long-lasting at a stable weight
Anaesthesia
General anaesthesia
Results Visible
3–6 months
The incision: it runs all the way round the body, horizontally, so loose skin is removed from the front, the flanks and the back. A 180 stops at the front and a 270 reaches the sides.
No. This operation tightens the skin downwards only. If your skin also needs to be brought in from side to side, your surgeon plans an FDL abdominoplasty, which adds a vertical incision down the middle.
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.
Yes, but a pregnancy can stretch the repaired muscles and skin again and change the result. Surgeons usually suggest completing your family first.
The removed skin does not come back, the muscle repair is permanent and the fat cells removed by liposuction do not return. Remaining fat can still grow, which is why a stable weight matters.
Last medically reviewed: April 2026





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