Who can be a patient for an abdominal operation?

 

What is an Abdominoplasty?

Abdominoplasty is a cosmetic surgery methodology wherein absconds in the abdomen are amended, both in the skin, just as in the fat and muscles; in this way, its appearance is improved.
In general, the patients who want to be operated on most often are women who have had a pregnancy, to correct abdominal deformities after pregnancy.  If it is a woman who is going to undergo a tummy tuck, they shouldn't plan to become pregnant again.
The expert indicates that the operation does not serve to lose weight: it is recommended that people are at their ideal weight. Also, it denies that it serves to remove all the stretch marks, it only removes those that are in the excess skin. The scar resulting from a cesarean section does not usually interfere with abdominal plastic surgery.

What happened to my body?

These tummy tuck (abdominoplastie) operations are quite common after a woman's pregnancy or after some weight changes. Excess skin and abdominal fat is often resistant to diet and exercise which makes patients choose this operation. Stretch marks are likewise a really typical issue around of the abdominal area.

Who can be a patient for an abdominal operation?

Good candidates have reached a fairly stable weight, do not smoke (and / or intend to quit) and do not have health problems that prevent the surgical procedure and normal healing of the body. Patients whose weight has been in their weight loss program or who feel they are at the perfect weight are the best option for abdominal surgery.
In the weight loss program in which patients have managed to reach the weight that the doctor recommended and are now at the suggested weight will certainly be those who will be operated.
Numerous patients consolidate their tummy tuck with other cosmetic techniques like liposuction, bosom expansion, or bosom decrease surgery.

What does this procedure consist of?

Depending on the part of the abdomen to be treated and the problem to be corrected, a type of surgery will be performed, which has its risks and for this reason it is vital that the diagnosis is correct.
Definitely abdominoplasty surgery will leave scars on your body. Scars differ depending on the area or size. The most classic encounter is identical to a circle that surrounds the navel and another that is located above the pubis and on both sides of the groin area. See some types of abdominal surgery. Before the operation, the plastic or cosmetic surgeon will have to evaluate and present to the patient the benefits and disadvantages of this surgical procedure. 

 Among these we prezent:
•    Abdominoplasty with a vertical scar: when there is more skin left than in the previous cases, they separate the navel from the patient's skin and then resect it and remove the navel again. Patients who are operated for abdominoplasty usually have a small vertical scar over the abdomen.

•    Ly flower: this type is made only when there is too much skin left.

•    Classic or standard abdominoplasty: in cases where more skin is left. They take the excess skin from the umbilical region and tie it to the pubis and groin areas.  The scar that remains from the operation is normally easy to hide.
•    Abdominoplasty with lateral extensions: this intervention is used to correct the excesses that are on the sides of the abdomen.
 

After abdominoplasty

 After the patient has been operated on, he can stay in the hospital for one or two days to recover postoperatively.  During this period, the experts will put abdominal protection on you, which is usually a girdle.
Also, the president of the Aecep indicates that, in some cases, specialists may instruct the patient to take painkillers for the aches and pains they may have during the first days after the procedure.
Another tip is to walk hunched over, in this way you can reduce the tension that is generated in the scar on the abdomen during the first days after treatment. Although the stitches are removed once a week has passed, specialists recommend avoiding sports until the wound heals well, about four weeks later.
Besides, it is preferable to avoid fluctuations in the patient's weight, try to maintain a proper habit for hydration of the skin, and periodically exercise to strengthen the region.