2.mini or partial abdominoplasty<\/p>\n
In partial or mini abdominoplasty, the incisions are shorter and smaller than in full abdominoplasty. This surgery is often performed on people whose fat deposits and obesity are below their navel. In this method, the possibility of displacement of the navel is very low, and abdomen\u2019s skin between the incision line and the navel will\u00a0 cut ,and the extra part will be removed.<\/p>\n
Depending on the physical condition and other factors, this surgery may take two hours. In partial abdominoplasty, tubes may be used to remove excess tissue fluid in this area as full abdominoplasty.<\/p>\n
Mini abdominoplasty is usually done to remove excess skin from the lower part of abdomen. Unlike full abdominoplasty, navel is not moved in partial abdominoplasty. The recovery period of this method is shorter than full abdominoplasty due to smaller wounds.<\/p>\n
Why abdominoplasty in Iran?<\/p>\n
Because we all know that Iran has the best doctors and the best prices in the Middle East and you can come to Iran without any stress and worry and do safely this surgery.<\/p>\n
Gapa Tour company with more than 20 years experiences in health tourism, tourism tours, holding seminars, hotel reservations and having the most professional team will be with you from the beginning to the end.<\/p>\n
The first stage of your service is free as our guest, which includes sending documents for initial evaluation and choosing the best doctor and announcing the price.<\/p>\n
If you wish, you can experience the pleasure of combined health and tourism tours or health and pilgrimage tours with us.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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