Rattinan Clinic

5 Sitthi Vorakit, Building 12A, Soi PhiphatSilom, Bang Rak Bangkok 10500

Total review: 95

Est. 1999

Tummy Tuck

Starting from $240,000

Rattinan Clinic

5 Sitthi Vorakit, Building 12A, Soi PhiphatSilom, Bang Rak Bangkok 10500

Total review: 95

Established

1999

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Languages spoken
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- Thai

Tummy Tuck at Rattinan Clinic

Rattinan Clinic, can be found in Bang Rak, Bangkok, Thailand and offers its patients Tummy Tuck procedures as well as 31 other procedures, across 6 different procedure categories

. The price of a Tummy Tuck procedure starts from just ฿240,000, and the average price is around ฿144,663.

Many medical professionals work at the Clinic, with 13 in total, and Rattinan Clinic is not accredited by any recognised accreditations institutions.

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Phone in the room

Private rooms for patients available

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Translation services

TV in the room

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What you need to know about Tummy Tuck in Bangkok

Also known as abdominoplasty, a tummy tuck is a surgical procedure to create a toned, firm, and flat abdomen by removing excess skin and fat. It has both cosmetic and medical benefits as it can tighten the abdominal muscles, restore the contour of the belly, improve posture, correct hernia, and reduce stress urinary incontinence.

A tummy tuck is suitable for people who want to remove excess skin due to a significant weight loss, aging, or pregnancy. However, not everyone can undergo the procedure. Your surgeon may not allow you to undergo the procedure if you plan to lose a significant amount of weight, you might want to get pregnant in the future, have a body mass index (BMI) that is greater than 30, smokes, have a severe chronic condition, and had an abdominal surgery that caused scar tissue in the past.

What's the Recovery Time for Tummy Tuck Procedures in Bangkok?

The recovery period after a tummy tuck depends on various factors, such as your general health, body weight, and age. In general, you may be able to go back to work (if your job does not require a lot of physical activities) and perform light exercises (such as walking) within 2 to 3 weeks after the surgery. You may need to wait for about 6 to 8 weeks until you can go back to your full normal routine, including performing vigorous activities. Still, your body will continue to heal for a few more months, so it’s better to take it easy until your surgeon allows you to return to your full activity.

What's the Success Rate of Tummy Tuck Procedures in Bangkok?

Most patients who have had a tummy tuck reported that they achieve positive results.The Tummy Tuck has exhibited a noteworthy record of success, with a plethora of patients revealing remarkable enhancements in self-concept and perception of physical appearance following the procedure. Nonetheless, it's crucial to harbor genuine prospects and apprehend that the outcomes of the procedure may not always be as anticipated, as they hinge on personal factors such as body framework, genetic inclinations, and lifestyle habits such as exercise and alimentation.

The proficiency of the surgeon and the facilities of the clinic where the procedure transpires greatly influences the success rate. Another pivotal success determinant should be the satisfaction of the patients with the outcomes. Hence, patients are motivated to actively participate in the decision-making procedure, sharing their aspirations and receiving feedback on attainable results.

Only about 3.1% of people developed complications following the surgery.