Abdominal Muscle Surgery in Men

Anesthesia Type: General Anesthesia

Operation Duration: 2-4 Hours

Duration of Hospitalization: 1 Day

Sensitivity: 3-4 Weeks

Return to Work Time: 2-4 Weeks

What is Abdominal Muscle Surgery (Six Pack Surgery)?

It is an aesthetic surgery procedure that aims to make the area where the abdominal muscles are located (the muscles between the belly button and the chest) surgically defined and gain a sixpack appearance.
In males, it looks like a lozenge and has six (6) parts. (sixpack)
In women, it is positioned so that the abdominal line is on both sides of the midline. (twopack)

It is the surgery that makes the abdominal muscles of men more pronounced.
In accordance with the natural extension of the muscles, fat is removed from a part of the body with vaser liposuction and added to the required area.
Fat is taken from the natural lines in the intermediate lines of the muscles.
It is injected into the places where the muscles form a camber shape.
In this way, a natural abdominal muscle appearance is obtained without the need for exercise.

Persons aged 18 and over
People who cann’t define their abdominal muscles despite exercising and dieting.
People who want to have an athletic appearance
People without obesity
People with regional abdominal fat
People who don’t have time to exercise but want to have a pronounced abs

The doctors examines in detail whether the patient is suitable for surgery.
In line with the patient’s expectation, it is decided how prominent the muscles will be.
Abdominal muscle surgery is performed under general anesthesia.
With Vaser liposuction, fat is removed from the natural lines of the abdominal muscles.
This taken fat is injected into the part of the muscles that is desired to become prominent.
If there is sagging in the abdomen, tummy tuck aesthetics can be performed in addition to abdominal muscle surgery.
No implant or silicone is applied to the abdominal muscle.

Yes, it can be performed together with gynecomastia surgery, if necessary, in order for the person to have a more aesthetic appearance.

Bandaging is applied to the abdominal region.
Mild edema, redness and bruising are normal.
If pain occurs, painkillers recommended by the doctor are used.
Doctors instructions should be followed to avoid infection.
The bandage should stay on for the duration of the doctors recommendation.
Corset is used for about 3-4 weeks in order to make the shape of the abdominal region fully defined and not to deteriorate the muscle appearance.
Postoperative weight shouldn’t be gained or lost.
Attention should be paid to nutrition and exercise.
The desired appearance is achieved within a few weeks.
When exercise and diet are done after recovery, the results will be more permanent.

If the person who has abdominal muscle aesthetics gains and loses excessive weight, the appearance of the abdominal muscle may deteriorate.
Therefore, a person’s healthy diet and regular exercise ensures that the results are more permanent.