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Male Abdominoplasty Sydney (Male Tummy Tuck)

Male Tummy Tuck

Abdominoplasty is a cosmetic plastic surgery procedure that reshapes the abdomen by removing excess fat, loose skin and stretch marks while tightening lax and stretched abdominal muscles. It is suitable for both men and women. Dr Safvat often combines abdominoplasty with liposuction of the abdomen and flanks to achieve the best results.

Abdominoplasty works best in men who have lost weight and are close to their ideal body weight, but still have a large fat deposit or loose abdominal skin that will not respond to diet or exercise. An abdominoplasty is not a substitute for weight loss.

Gynaecomastia - Male Breast Reduction & Tummy Tuck Surgery - Dr André Safvat - Sydney Plastic Surgeon

Technique

A male tummy tuck procedure is done under a general anaesthetic in a fully accredited hospital. Dr Safvat only works with highly trained specialist anaesthetics accredited with the Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists. The procedure ranges from a mini to a full abdominoplasty dependent on individual requirements which would be discussed at the time of consultation.

A full tummy tuck operation is designed to reshape the entire span of the abdomen. It works for people with significant amount of loose skin, subcutaneous fat and stretch marks. It also tightens the abdominal musculature to flatten the contour, reduce any bulges and give an “hour-glass” appearance to the waist. The belly button is also reshaped and placed in a more desirable location. Dr Safvat often combines this procedure with liposuction of the upper abdomen and flanks to yield optimal results.

A Mini Tummy Tuck is a lighter procedure and suits people with smaller amount of fat and excess skin in the lower abdomen only.

Recovery

Immediately post-operatively and for six weeks afterwards, patients need to wear a medical garment (abdominal binder). While patients may not be able to stand fully upright just after their surgery, they are actively encouraged to walk for short periods and to do deep breathing exercises soon post-operatively to prevent complications. Exertion and heavy lifting are not allowed for 4-6 weeks.

Cost

In some cases, abdominoplasty surgery has an item number and patients will receive a rebate from Medicare and their health fund. If the patient qualifies for the item number, the hospital costs are generally covered by their private health fund however, it does depend on the patient’s level and type of cover. There are stringent guidelines from Medicare as to whether a patient qualifies for an item number or not. This will be discussed with you during your consultation with Dr Safvat.

Male Tummy Tuck Complications

Any surgical procedure can be associated with some general risks and Complications. Having your procedure done in an accredited hospital minimises these risks. Although uncommon, these include, collection of blood (heamatoma) or other fluids (seroma), infection, clots (DVT), and risks associated with general anaesthetics.

What you need to do before the operation

Smoking and being overweight have been shown to cause more complications after abdominoplasty. Dr Safvat will insist that patients stop smoking at least 4 weeks before their surgery and lose weight as much as able to before their operation.

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  • Breast Augmentation
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  • Breast Lift
  • Eyelid Surgery (Blepharoplasty)
  • Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)
  • Otoplasty (Prominent Ears)
  • Breast Implant Removal
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Location

Plastic Surgeon in Miranda

(02) 8544 3270

Suite 205a, Level 2, 531-533 Kingsway

Miranda NSW 2228

Plastic Surgeon in Concord

(02) 8544 3270

3 / 112 Majors Bay Road

Concord NSW 2137

Plastic Surgeon in Bowral

(02) 8544 3270

38 Merrigang Street

Bowral NSW 2576

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Bowral Location

On-site parking is available for all patients

Concord Location

There is 1 hour street parking on “Majors Bay Road”, or on Trafalgar Parade at the adjacent Street.

Miranda Location

There is limited 1 hour street parking on “ Kingsway”. Alternatively, parking can be obtained in Westfield Miranda (no charge for the first 3 hours) which is across the road from our building. The best parking entrance to use is the “Jackson Avenue” entrance which is a short 3-5 minutes walk from our building. For your convenience, there is a drop off area outside our building where patients with limited mobility are able to be dropped off.