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Tummy Tuck in Latin America | Affordable Abdominoplasty with Trusted Surgeons
Board-certified plastic surgeons, modern facilities & complete care packages at 70% less than US prices
Tummy tuck surgery in Latin America offers a high-quality, affordable solution for those looking to tighten their abdomen, remove excess skin, and enhance body contours. Whether you’re seeking post-pregnancy transformation or addressing weight loss changes, our abdominoplasty packages provide access to expert plastic surgeons in Colombia, Mexico, and Costa Rica.
All procedures are carried out in modern clinics with international standards and English-speaking staff. With full support, travel coordination, and peaceful recovery options, medical tourism for tummy tuck surgery allows you to achieve natural, long-lasting results.
Save up to 70% compared to U.S. prices while receiving trusted plastic surgery care in Latin America.
Abdominoplasty, commonly known as a tummy tuck, involves removing excess skin and fat from the abdomen and tightening the underlying muscles to create a firmer, flatter abdominal profile. This procedure is ideal for individuals who have loose or sagging abdominal skin due to significant weight loss, pregnancy, or aging. This requires general anesthesia.
Why Get a Tummy Tuck in Latin America?
You may be a suitable candidate if:

What’s Included in Our Abdominoplasty Packages
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia in our state-of-the-art facilities. The procedure typically takes 2-5 hours and involves:
Trusted Clinics and Plastic Surgeons in Latin America
Colombia, Panama, and Costa Rica are top destinations for tummy tuck surgery. Patients can save 50–70% compared to prices in the U.S. or Europe. Clinics in these countries use advanced surgical equipment and follow international safety standards.
Plastic surgeons are board-certified, with many having international training and specialization in body contouring procedures. These destinations also offer comprehensive medical tourism support, including help with travel, accommodation, and treatment planning.
This combination of lower costs, skilled professionals, modern facilities, and patient support makes them ideal for abdominoplasty abroad.
How Much Does a Tummy Tuck Cost Abroad?
Compare the prices and see how much you can save on abdominoplasty
Location | Avg. Cost (USD) | Surgeon Certification | Includes Recovery? | Language Support |
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Latin America | $2,500–$4,500 | Yes (Board-Certified) | Yes | English-Spanish |
United States | $8,000–$12,000 | Yes | No | English Only |
Tummy Tuck Options Available
Different types of abdominoplasty procedures are available to meet your specific needs and desired results.

What’s Included in Our Abdominoplasty Packages
- Before you arrive:
- Initial online meeting with the in-country advocate who will handle your case and our consulting doctor.
- Referral to one of our specialists followed by an initial online meeting with them.
- Pre-travel meeting with your in-country advocate to confirm your itinerary.
- Day 1 – Arrival day:
- Arrival in Colombia.
- Welcome at the airport by your advocate.
- Transport to the hotel provided.
- Welcome briefing by your advocate.
- Day 2 – Preparation day:
- Meeting with your advocate at the hotel.
- Transport to your pre-procedural consultation with your specialist.
- Consultation with your advocate to adequately prepare for the procedure.
- Day 3 & 4 – Procedure and Initial Recovery:
- Meeting with your advocate in the morning.
- Transport to the clinic for your abdominoplasty procedure.
- Post-procedure, you may need to stay in the clinic for 1-2 days so that your recovery can be monitored.
- Day 5-10 – Recovery period:
- Extended recovery period is recommended for tummy tuck procedures.
- Follow-up appointments with your surgeon to monitor healing progress.
- Your advocate will be available for support and can arrange additional recovery accommodations.
- Light activities and sightseeing may be possible depending on your recovery progress.
- Day 10-14 – Travel clearance and departure:
- Final consultation with your surgeon for travel clearance.
- Meeting with your advocate at your hotel for departure planning.
- Transport to the airport with advocate support through customs.
What to expect before, during, and after the abdominoplasty surgery?
Before Surgery:
- You will have a consultation with your surgeon to discuss your goals, medical history, and any concerns.
- Pre-surgery instructions may include avoiding certain medications, stopping smoking, and arranging for someone to drive you home after the procedure.
During Surgery:
- The surgery is usually performed under general anesthesia.
- The surgeon will make incisions to remove excess skin and fat and tighten the underlying muscles.
- The incisions will be closed with sutures, and drains may be placed to remove excess fluid.
After Surgery:
- You will have dressings and a compression garment to support your abdomen as it heals.
- Expect some swelling and discomfort, which can be managed with medication.
- Follow your surgeon’s instructions on how to care for your incisions and manage any discomfort.
- Full recovery can take several weeks to months, with gradual improvements in the abdominal contour as swelling subsides.
Tummy Tuck Recovery and Travel Support
Your recovery happens in stages. Here’s what to expect:
First Week
You’ll spend 1-2 days in the clinic for monitoring. A compression garment will help control swelling, and drains will be in place. Expect some discomfort – this is normal. We’ll provide pain medication to keep you comfortable, and you’ll need to rest with your upper body slightly elevated when sleeping.
Weeks 2-3
Most people return to light daily activities during this time, but avoid strenuous movement. The major swelling starts decreasing, and you’ll have follow-up appointments for drain removal. You’ll continue wearing your compression garment as directed by your surgeon.
Months 1-3
Now you can start getting back to your regular routines, including returning to work if your job isn’t physically demanding. Exercise should still be limited – take it slow and follow your surgeon’s guidance. Most of the swelling will be gone, and you’ll begin to see your new abdominal contour more clearly.
Long-term Results
Your abdomen continues settling into its final shape for up to 6 months. The changes are subtle but continuous. You’ll see the final results once all swelling subsides, revealing a flatter, firmer abdominal profile that looks natural and proportionate with your body.
FAQs – Here we answer your common questions about Abdominoplasty
A tummy tuck typically costs between $2,500 and $4,500 USD in Latin America, depending on the destination, surgeon, and procedure type — far less than in the U.S.
Yes. All our surgeons are board-certified, trained in advanced techniques, and work in fully accredited, modern surgical facilities.
Packages include pre-op consultation, surgery, post-op care, travel logistics, accommodation, and English-speaking assistance throughout your trip.
We recommend staying for at least 10–14 days to ensure proper healing, post-op checkups, and a safe return home.
Absolutely. We work only with trusted clinics that follow international safety and hygiene standards, with bilingual care teams to support you.
The results of an abdominoplasty can last many years, especially if you maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle.
Abdominoplasty can enhance your body contour, improve self-confidence, and make physical activities easier by removing excess skin and fat and tightening abdominal muscles.
Many patients find abdominoplasty worth it due to the significant improvement in their appearance and self-esteem. The decision is personal and should be made after thorough consideration and consultation with a qualified surgeon.
Abdominoplasty does leave a scar, usually a low horizontal scar across the lower abdomen. The visibility of scars can be minimized with proper post-operative care and time.
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