Tummy Tuck/Abdominoplasty
Tummy Tuck/Abdominoplasty Read More »
After surgery the following temporary symptoms are common. They usually resolve quickly. Discomfort or pain, which may need pain medication during the first few days Bruises and swelling of the abdomen Bleeding Numbness of the central part of the abdomen below the navel Nausea or vomiting after general anesthesia Patients usually need to wear a
What Can I Expect After Tummy Tuck Surgery? Read More »
During the first appointment with the surgeon, patients should discuss expectations and concerns to make sure the surgery will achieve the desired look. Remember – a tummy tuck will improve the body’s shape, but will not achieve perfection. After the exam, the surgeon will discuss treatment options and recommend the best option to achieve the
How Do I Prepare for Tummy Tuck Surgery? Read More »
The type of anesthesia administered depends on several factors, including the extent of surgery and the patient’s tolerance of pain. Most people having this surgery have general anesthesia, so that they are unconscious and pain-free during the operation. For a mini-tummy tuck, patients may instead receive local anesthesia that is combined with a sedative to
How Is a Tummy Tuck Done? Read More »
Here are some frequently asked questions related to abdominoplasty (tummy tuck): Q: My surgeon said I should have a tummy tuck instead ofliposuction because I have too much loose skin. Why wouldabdomen surgery be better for me? A: The best candidates for liposuction have firm, elastic skin. If it is likely that the abdominal skin might hang down in an
Tummy Tuck: Frequently Asked Questions Read More »
Here is a summary of the important facts and information related to abdominoplasty (tummy tuck): Abdominoplasty or tummy tuck is a surgical procedure to remove excess skin and fat and tighten abdominal muscles. It is not a weight-loss technique. The best candidates for a tummy tuck are healthy adults who have a fairly normal weight. They have
Tummy Tuck: Putting It All Together Read More »