A tummy tuck in Turkey (abdominoplasty) is a cosmetic surgery to remove excess fat and skin from the stomach. It also tightens the muscles and helps at body contouring. Tummy tuck surgeries in Turkey are popular with people who have lost a lot of weight or who have had children. Our clinic in Istanbul offers the tummy tuck procedure at an unbeatable price-performance ratio for your dream silhouette.
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3 Nights in the Clinic & 2 Nights in the Hotel
Healthy diet, no exercise for at least 6 weeks, massage the surgical area one month after the surgery
Within 2-3 weeks post-surgery
Medium
Long-lasting results
Starting from 2290 €
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Turkish surgeons are renowned for their expertise and high success rates in abdominoplasty procedures. The surgeons' experience corresponds to the high standards in world cosmetic dentistry.
The cost in Turkey is significantly lower compared to many countries. Cosmetic surgeries cost in Turkey can be up to 50-70% cheaper than in many Western countries. This cost difference is because of lower operational costs and competitive pricing strategies of Turkish clinics.
Turkey's clinics use the latest technology for tummy tucks. They meet international standards of quality and care.
Many clinics offer all-inclusive packages for abdominoplasty. They cover the surgery, accommodation, transfers, providing convenience and peace of mind.
The average cost of a tummy tuck in Turkey ranges from $3,000 to $6,000, which is significantly lower compared to prices in the US or Europe, where the procedure can cost between $8,000 and $15,000. Our tummy tuck cost in Turkey at Cosmedica Aesthetic starts at €2.290 for a mini abdominoplasty.
10+ years of experience
Are unable to lose excess fat after dieting and exercising and find your protruding tummy disproportionate to the rest of your figure.
You have loose skin and muscles because of genetics.
Had a baby and are left with stretched, sagging skin and are experiencing diastasis recti due to tearing of the muscles in the anterior abdominal wall.
Gained/lost weight significantly because of gastric sleeve or diet/exercise and have excess skin in the abdominal area.
Have achieved your ideal weight (since it is not a weight loss surgery) and aren’t planning any pregnancies in the future.
You have poor posture and are experiencing pain in the back from excess skin.
Inform the surgeon about any previous abdominal surgeries that you’ve had, your medical history, and any active treatments and medications that you’re on.
Stop smoking and drinking alcohol 2 weeks and 1 week before the surgery.
Do not eat or drink anything after midnight before surgery.
Remove any jewellery that you’re wearing, do not apply any body moisturizers, and make sure to wear loose-fitting clothes with zips or buttons.
Have someone accompany you after your plastic surgery.
Full Tummy Tuck in Turkey | Mini Tummy Tuck in Turkey | |
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PIncision Size and Placement | Incision for a full tummy tuck typically runs from hip to hip, just above the pubic area. Another incision is often made around the navel to free it from surrounding tissue. | The incision for a mini tummy tuck is much shorter, typically just above the pubic region. There is usually no incision around the navel. |
Extent of Surgery | The full tummy tuck addresses the entire abdominal area, both above and below the belly button. It involves the removal of a significant amount of excess skin and fat. Abdominal muscles are tightened from the pubic area up to the ribcage. | The mini tummy tuck focuses on the area below the belly button. It involves the removal of a smaller amount of excess skin and fat. Only the lower abdominal muscles are tightened. |
Navel Repositioning | The belly button is repositioned due to the extensive removal of skin. | The navel usually does not need to be repositioned. |
Recovery Time | Recovery time is generally longer, often taking several weeks to a few months for full recovery. It involves more postoperative care and a higher level of discomfort initially. | Recovery time is generally shorter, often taking a few weeks for full recovery. Postoperative care is less intensive, and there is typically less discomfort. |
Ideal Candidates | Suitable for individuals with a significant amount of loose skin, stretch marks, and weakened abdominal muscles. Often chosen by those who have undergone significant weight loss or multiple pregnancies. | Suitable for individuals with a smaller amount of loose skin and fat localized below the belly button. Often chosen by those who are generally fit but have a small pouch of fat and loose skin in the lower abdomen. |
This can result from the reopening of the wounds. Usually, it’s only a slight opening and heals on its own after some time.
Removing excess skin leaves scars. They may be red at first but will fade. It can take over a year. If the scar is getting worse, contact the surgeon.
Pain and bruising are common. It will go away after some time. Swelling can take around 6 months to go away. That’s why you can see the final results of a tummy tuck sometime after the surgery.
You may feel numb along the incision lines and even above the surgical area for weeks to a few months. Rarely, it can also be permanent in some abdominoplasty patients.
You may feel tight and experience a pulling sensation. It can take a few weeks for you to start getting used to your flat abdomen.
For a few days after the surgery, you may feel itchy in the surgical area. It’s just your skin trying to heal. Moreover, you may notice small bumps, which develop because your body is trying to get rid of damaged cells. This will resolve on its own.
Patients should rest and avoid any strenuous activity. Walking is encouraged to promote circulation and reduce the risk of blood clots.
Most patients can return to light activities and office work but must continue to avoid heavy lifting or strenuous exercise.
Patients can gradually resume normal activities and light exercise, avoiding any activities that could impact the healing process.
Most patients achieve full recovery within 6-8 weeks, with final results visible after swelling subsides completely.
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