Category: Abdominoplasty

Everything You Need to Know About Abdominoplasty Complications

Everything You Need to Know About Abdominoplasty Complications Like any procedure performed under general anaesthesia, an abdominoplasty carries risks. With more Australians choosing body contouring operations after pregnancy or weight loss, it is important to understand the potential complications before proceeding. What is an Abdominoplasty? An abdominoplasty is a surgical…

Abdominoplasty Vs. Lipectomy

Abdominoplasty vs. Lipectomy: What’s the Difference? Many patients seek surgery to address excess abdominal fat and loose skin, particularly when diet and exercise have not produced the desired changes. Among the most common surgical options are abdominoplasty and lipectomy. While these terms are sometimes used interchangeably, they describe procedures with…

How to Treat a Post-pregnancy Hernia as part of an abdominoplasty

How to Treat a Post-pregnancy Hernia as Part of an Abdominoplasty Pregnancy is one of the most physically demanding experiences a woman can go through. Along with bringing a child into the world, the body also undergoes major structural changes. Stretching of the abdominal wall, weight gain, separation of the…

Planning an Abdominoplasty? Here’s What Your Post-abdominoplasty hospital stay

Planning an Abdominoplasty? Here’s What Your Post-abdominoplasty Hospital Stay Looks Like Let’s be frank — nobody looks forward to spending days in a hospital bed. But when it comes to major surgery, including body contouring operations like abdominoplasties, a hospital stay is often recommended. An abdominoplasty (tummy tuck surgery) removes…

Everything You Need to Know about a Surgically Rebuilt Umbilicus

Everything You Need to Know About a Surgically Rebuilt Umbilicus The world has two kinds of people: Those with “innies” and those with “outies.” Unlike hair, make-up, or muscles, the appearance of the umbilicus (belly button) is not something most people can easily change on their own. An abdominoplasty (commonly…

Understanding the Risks & complications of Abdominoplasty Surgery

Understanding the Risks & Complications of Abdominoplasty Surgery Abdominoplasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and fat from the abdominal area while also allowing for the repair of separated abdominal muscles. While the operation can improve abdominal appearance and comfort, it is important to remember that all surgery…

How Having Twins Can Affect Your Abdominal Muscles

How Having Twins Can Affect Your Abdominal Muscles Every pregnancy is unique. They all share one thing in common: significant changes in a woman’s body. When carrying twins, those changes can be magnified. A twin pregnancy places extra strain on the abdominal wall and pelvic floor muscles compared with a…

Abdominoplasty with Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction (VASER) Surgery Guide

Abdominoplasty with Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction (VASER) Surgery Guide Excess abdominal skin and fat can remain after pregnancy or significant weight loss. For some people, diet and exercise are not enough to restore a firmer abdominal wall. Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is designed to remove loose skin and repair muscle separation. When combined…

Is Abdominoplasty Major Surgery?

Is Abdominoplasty Major Surgery? After pregnancy or weight loss, some people consider an abdominoplasty to address loose abdominal skin and excess fat. Understandably, one of the most common questions is whether this type of operation is considered major surgery. The answer is not straightforward. Technically, abdominoplasty does not fall under…

When Will I Feel Normal After Abdominoplasty?

When Will I Feel Normal After Abdominoplasty? Abdominoplasty is a significant operation. Recovery can take time, and most patients find it takes a couple of months before they feel like they are returning to their usual routine. Just tell me the answer Every patient is different, and so is every…

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