Generally between 4 and 6 weeks continuously, and then intermittently depending on progress. The garment is essential for achieving proper skin retraction and an optimal result; it is not optional.
The fat cells that are removed do not come back. However, if there is a significant weight gain after surgery, the remaining cells can enlarge. Maintaining healthy habits is key to preserving long-term results.
It depends on the volume of fat to be removed and the safe surgical time. It is possible to work on several areas simultaneously in a single session, always prioritizing patient safety over the number of areas treated.
Yes, and in most cases it is recommended. The combination allows for a more harmonious silhouette, addressing both excess skin and fat deposits in complementary areas.
Diastasis is the separation of the rectus abdominis muscles, common after pregnancy. It is corrected during abdominoplasty — in fact, muscle repair is one of its main objectives, not just skin resection.
Between 2 and 3 weeks of relative rest. Return to desk-based work may be earlier; more demanding physical activities are gradually resumed from 6 weeks onward.