The ultimate guide to Tummy Tuck in Johor Bahru

Get rid of a flabby, sagging midriff and enjoy a holiday at the same time. How? With a tummy tuck in Johor Bahru – Malaysia’s second largest city.

Why should I get a tummy tuck in Johor Bahru?

Johor Bahru is a modern city, served by an international airport, and, if you want to do a spot of traveling in the region, is well connected to the rest of Malaysia, as well as neighbouring countries Singapore and Indonesia.

Prices are competitive, an important consideration for most medical tourists, but this not detrimental to its healthcare services. On the contrary, medical tourism services are of an exceptionally high standard and regulated by the Malaysian Ministry of Health, ensuring good quality for medical tourists.

Medical Departures also takes quality standards seriously which is why we do our own background checks that include legal and criminal records, doctor qualifications and professional memberships. We also do onsite visits and publish real patient reviews and clinic photos on our website – all freely available for you to browse and make your own decisions.

What’s involved in a tummy tuck procedure in Johor Bahru?

Most tummy tucks take an average of 2 hours, but it may be more, or it may be less – it depends on how much tissue needs removing.

Tummy tucks are a relatively straightforward procedure, but there are a number of different techniques which may be used. Sometimes this is down to your surgeon’s preference as much as to your own particular circumstances. Any incisions are usually made where the resultant scar will be inconspicuous – i.e. it can usually be hidden with bikini bottoms.

What is the cost of a Tummy Tuck in Johor Bahru, compared to Australia?

Tummy tucks generally cost around 50% less in Johor Bahru compared to Australia.

What next?

Compare prices and find out more about our clinics.

Ready to book? See below for ways to arrange an appointment or chat to our Customer Care Team if you’ve any questions about tummy tucks in Johor Bahru.

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