Divarication Of Rectus

What is Divarication Of Rectus?

Divarication Of Rectus removes excess skin and soft tissue and may tighten underlying muscle to improve contour of the treated area after weight change, pregnancy, or natural laxity. Your surgeon at an AesthatiQ partner clinic evaluates scar placement, combined procedures, and medical readiness before finalising the plan. Healing is staged — early swelling and limited mobility are normal, and refined contour emerges over the following months.

How does it work?

Divarication Of Rectus is performed by trained clinicians using clinically validated protocols. The plan is customised to your goals, anatomy, and recovery preferences after a detailed assessment.

Is this right for you?

• Adults with stable weight and excess skin or laxity affecting the treated area

• Non-smokers or those willing to stop before and after surgery as advised

• People who understand that scars are part of the trade-off for excess-skin removal

• Candidates able to wear compression garments and limit activity during early recovery

When will I see results?

Timelines vary by person. For Divarication Of Rectus, visible change is typically expected around: Contour improvement is visible early; swelling and scar maturation continue for 3–6 months.

1. Day 0–2

   Rest, swelling control, and prescribed aftercare

2. 1 week

   Early healing; follow-up and suture review as advised

3. 1 month

   Swelling continues to settle; activity gradually resumes

4. 3 months

   Contour refinement and more settled results

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