
At APS Gender Care in Bangkok, abdominoplasty is performed by Dr. Ae. It is available as a standalone procedure or in combination with FTM top surgery (mastectomy) in the same surgical session. Patients travel from over 30 countries to undergo gender-affirming surgery at APS — and abdominoplasty is increasingly part of the full FTM journey for patients seeking comprehensive torso masculinization.
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Liposuction add-on
Abdominal liposuction is available as an optional addition to abdominoplasty for patients who want enhanced contouring of the flanks and waistline alongside the skin removal. This is discussed during consultation and priced separately. Combining liposuction with abdominoplasty in the same session is safe and avoids an additional procedure and recovery period.

Abdominoplasty Disclamer
Abdominoplasty is not a weight loss procedure. It is a body contouring procedure for patients who are already at or approaching their goal weight but have residual skin laxity or muscle separation that cannot be addressed through exercise alone.

Combining Multiple Procedures in One Session
Combining procedures in one session means a single general anaesthesia event, a shared recovery period, and a single 2-week stay in Bangkok rather than two separate visits. Dr. Ae will assess the safety and suitability of combining procedures for your specific case during consultation — eligibility depends on your health, BMI, and the specific mastectomy technique planned.
Abdominoplasty can also be combined with FTM hysterectomy or other procedures, depending on individual surgical plans. Ask Dr. Ae about your options during your free consultation.



| Procedure | THB | USD | AUD | GBP | CNY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tummy Tuck (Abdominoplasty) | ฿150,000 | ~$4,550 | ~$6,650 | ~£3,450 | ~¥31,000 |
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Frequently Asked Questions About FTM Tummy Tuck in Thailand
Yes — abdominoplasty can be performed in the same surgical session as FTM top surgery (mastectomy) at APS. This combination is popular among FTM patients who want to complete chest and abdomen masculinization in a single visit to Bangkok, avoiding a second trip to Thailand and a second full recovery period. Eligibility for combined surgery depends on your health, BMI, and the specific mastectomy technique planned — Dr. Ae will assess suitability during your free consultation.
APS recommends a BMI below 22–23 for standard abdominoplasty pricing. Patients with higher BMIs due to muscle mass (rather than excess fat) will be assessed individually and may be eligible with a 20% surcharge on the total surgery price. Patients with a BMI above 30 are not eligible for abdominoplasty at APS at this time — Dr. Ae recommends reaching a stable goal weight before booking and is happy to discuss a timeline during consultation. BMI will be assessed alongside body composition, not as a standalone figure.
Yes. APS performs full abdominoplasty including diastasis recti correction — the separated rectus abdominis muscles are sutured back together (muscle plication) during the procedure. This is a key component of a full tummy tuck, as it addresses the internal cause of abdominal protrusion rather than just removing surface skin. Muscle repair significantly improves the flatness and firmness of the result compared to skin removal alone.
APS recommends a stay of 2 weeks in Thailand for abdominoplasty. This covers surgery day, a 1-night clinic stay, follow-up appointments during the first week including drain removal and stitch review, and a pre-departure clearance check before long-haul travel. Patients who combine abdominoplasty with top surgery may need to factor in additional recovery time depending on the procedures combined — Dr. Ae will advise the appropriate stay duration during consultation.
No. Abdominoplasty is a body contouring procedure, not a weight loss procedure. It removes excess skin and fat from the abdomen and tightens the abdominal muscles — but it is most effective for patients who are already at or near their stable goal weight. Patients who undergo abdominoplasty before reaching their goal weight are likely to see results diminished by subsequent weight loss. APS recommends being at a stable weight for at least 3–6 months before surgery for the best and most lasting outcome.
Yes — abdominoplasty involves a horizontal incision across the lower abdomen from hip to hip. The incision is deliberately placed low, typically within or just above the pubic hairline, so it is concealed beneath underwear and swimwear. The scar is initially pink and raised, then fades progressively over 12 months to a thin, pale line. Scar quality varies by individual skin type and healing — APS provides scar care guidance as part of your post-operative instructions. For most patients, the trade-off between a flat, firm abdomen and a low, hidden scar is strongly preferred over living with significant skin laxity.