Abdominal anatomy
Muscles, fat, skin, and proportions are examined.
Body surgery
An abdominal contouring technique whose indication depends on anatomy, fat distribution, skin, and health.
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It is not a weight-loss procedure and does not replace healthy habits.
The assessment determines whether the patient’s anatomy and tissues are appropriate for this technique.
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Is it right for you?
Candidacy depends on overall health, anatomy, tissue characteristics, and personal goals.
Key considerations
Muscles, fat, skin, and proportions are examined.
Weight, health, and skin quality influence whether the procedure is appropriate.
Areas and technique are defined individually.
Garments, activity restrictions, and follow-up are part of the process.
Procedure
The consultation reviews medical history, stable weight, abdominal anatomy, skin quality, technique, aftercare, and limitations.
The technique, timing, scars, and aftercare are explained individually during the consultation.
Recovery varies by procedure and patient. Medical follow-up is part of the process.
Process

Experience and medical judgment
Aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgeon, full member of the Colombian Society of Plastic Surgery, with a master’s degree in bioethics.
The consultation provides clear information, realistic expectations, and an individualized plan.
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Book via WhatsAppFrequently asked questions
It is a contouring technique performed in selected patients after a medical assessment.
No. It is not a treatment for weight loss.
No. Candidacy depends on anatomy, health, stable weight, skin, and realistic expectations.
Aftercare, garments, activity, and follow-up depend on the individual plan.