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How Much Does a Tummy Tuck Cost?
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A , also known as an abdominoplasty, is a body contouring procedure designed to remove excess skin and fat from the abdomen combined with the repair of weakened abdominal muscles. The procedure is commonly requested by people who have been left with sagging tummy skin due to pregnancy or weight loss. Tummy tuck cost is determined by several factors, including the extent of surgical correction required, body mass index and where the procedure is carried out.
How much is a tummy tuck in the UK?
Abdominoplasty costs in the UK will be determined by factors, including your treatment goals and the extent of surgical required to achieve excellent results. The price of a tummy tuck will vary based on the type of tummy tuck you have, with a being more affordable than a full tummy tuck. The surgeon you choose and where you choose to have the treatment will also have a bearing on the final tummy tuck cost, with treatment in London being slightly more expensive than in the rest of the UK. When planning your tummy tuck, it is important to consider the reputation of the clinic and surgeon, and we would not recommend basing your to have a tummy tuck based on cost or price alone.
Mini tummy tuck surgery starts from £4500, with a full tummy tuck starting from £7000. If liposuction is combined with the procedure, you can expect the cost of the treatment to be higher. Most types of tummy tuck surgery at our Baker Street clinic involve a combination of a tummy tuck with liposuction to achieve a more contoured and sculpted figure.
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The full tummy tuck is the most commonly performed type in the UK and is designed to remove excess skin and fat from both the lower and upper . Week abdominal muscles caused by pregnancy or weight loss can also be repaired in the same procedure to eliminate a bulging abdomen. A is a specialised variant of a full tummy tuck involving a combination of both liposuction and a tummy tuck to achieve superior body results.
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The is less invasive than a full tummy tuck and only requires one incision across the lower abdomen, similar in length to a C-section scar. Mini tummy tuck removes excess skin and fat from the lower abdomen in those who otherwise have relatively good skin elasticity.
An is suitable for patients who have lost significant weight after bariatric surgery or diet and exercise. The incision for an extended tummy tuck extends around the sides and to the back to allow a greater amount of skin and fat to be .
An can remove excess fat skin from the upper and lower abdomen, similar to a full tummy tuck, but can also skin, affecting the flanks to create a slimmer waist. Fleur de Lis abdominoplasty is commonly performed in people who have lost significant weight and are left with significant loose skin affecting all areas of the abdomen. Patients who have weak abdominal muscles or can also have this repaired using the same procedure.
What does an abdominoplasty involve?
A tummy tuck is a surgically invasive procedure and is performed under a general anaesthetic to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure. The precise surgical chosen will depend on the extent of surgical correction required. All types of tummy tucks involve making an across the lower abdomen to allow the removal of excess skin and fat and tighten the abdominal muscles if required. A full tummy tuck may also require an extra incision around the belly button to reposition it when excess skin is removed. The will then be closed with dissolvable stitches, and a dressing will be applied to protect the healing wounds.
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Can I get a tummy tuck on the NHS?
Tummy tuck surgery is unavailable on the NHS as it is a procedure to improve cosmetic appearance. Patients who may have developed medical complications due to severe skin laxity may be eligible for NHS treatment. Still, it could take many years before the treatment can be carried out due to long waiting lists. It would be better to seek early treatment at a reputable clinic such as Centre for Surgery in London.
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Does private medical insurance cover tummy tuck surgery?
Abdominoplasty surgery is not covered by private medical insurance as health insurance providers do not cover procedures for improving cosmetic appearance.
What factors can determine abdominoplasty cost?
Several variables can affect the total cost of your tummy tuck surgery, including the clinic and surgeon you choose, the type of tummy tuck you have and your body mass index. Tummy tuck surgery is not recommended for those with a body mass index over 30. Patients who are significantly overweight will require more extensive surgical correction, which will require a longer procedure, which is reflected in the overall cost of a tummy tuck in London.
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What do tummy tuck prices include?
Abdominoplasty costs in the UK can vary significantly depending on where you have your procedure. Here at Centre for Surgery, we believe in openness and transparency regarding tummy tuck costs. You will receive a detailed quotation once you have had an in-person consultation with a specialist tummy tuck Surgeon. The price of a tummy tuck includes:
The Centre for Surgery approach to aftercare
Centre for Surgery is renowned for providing exceptionally high of care before, during and after your procedure. The after-care after a tummy tuck is just as important as the procedure. The Care Quality Commission in England has described our aftercare as outstanding, reflected in the of online reviews about the patient experience.
Why choose Centre for Surgery for tummy tuck surgery?
Centre for Surgery is the leading cosmetic surgery clinic in London and is home to some of the best tummy tuck in the UK. We are committed to providing the highest levels of medical care in a safe, professional and comfortable environment. We pride ourselves on outstanding results for our patients, and our rigorous aftercare program will help you achieve the best .
How do I start my abdominoplasty journey with Centre for Surgery
Call us today at or complete the below to schedule an in-person consultation with an expert plastic surgeon consultant. Your consultation and treatment will take place at our state-of-the-art in Marylebone. Once you have had your consultation, your dedicated Patient coordinator will be able to provide you with further details on the price of your abdominoplasty and the next steps.
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