Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty)

Every abdominoplasty leaves a horizontal scar in the lower abdomen. With Dr. Fathi's Ribxcar protocol, the incision is placed below the bikini line and treated from the first weeks with a personalised silicone-based regimen. At 18 months, most patients describe the result as a fine, pale line hidden under clothing.

A mini tummy tuck addresses only the region below the navel, with a shorter incision and no repositioning of the belly button. A full abdominoplasty treats the entire abdomen, repositions the umbilicus, and includes muscle repair. Dr. Fathi determines which technique is appropriate during consultation.

Yes. NFA Medical Center operates to European safety standards with CE-certified equipment and internationally validated protocols. Dr. Nahed Fathi Ahmed trained at CHU Avicenne and is a SOMCEP member.

Contact NFA Medical Center via WhatsApp at +212 661 28 06 80 or use the online quote request form. Dr. Fathi offers video consultations in French and English with standardised photograph assessment and personalised quote.

An abdominoplasty removes the skin in the excised area — stretch marks in the lower abdominal region are typically removed with that skin. Stretch marks above the navel or on the flanks will not be affected, though they may shift downward as remaining skin is redraped.

The excess skin removed will not return. However, significant weight gain or a future pregnancy can alter the result. Dr. Fathi recommends completing your family before proceeding, and maintaining a stable weight to protect the surgical outcome.

Yes. Common combinations include tummy tuck with liposuction 360 for full trunk transformation, or with breast reduction as part of a comprehensive post-partum makeover. Combining procedures in a single anaesthesia reduces total recovery time.