Every year hundreds of abdominoplasty operation is performed successfully. When performed by a qualified plastic surgeon results will be very good. However, whenever you are operation by surgery there are always some risks, as well as complications related to this particular procedure. The complications after surgery such as infection or venous thrombi can occur but are rare. The infection is resolved with antibiotics and drainage, but extended the stay at the clinic. The venous thrombi are prevented by moving the legs and lifting as soon as possible within the surgery.


Poor healing can produce a scar of poor quality which sometimes requires a second surgery. Smokers should quit smoking a few weeks before surgery and should be advised that the snuff increases the likelihood of complications and challenges the healing. You can reduce the risk of complications arise following the instructions carefully to give her his plastic surgeon before and after tummy tuck surgery, especially those that relate to when to resume physical activity.