Tag: abdominoplasty

Abdominoplasty After Weight Loss

Abdominoplasty After Weight Loss Abdominoplasty addresses excess skin and tissue in the abdominal area after significant weight loss. It offers a solution by removing excess skin and fat, tightening the abdominal muscles, and creating a smoother, more toned contour. In recent years, abdominoplasty has gained popularity in Australia, especially for…

When Will I Feel Normal After an Abdominoplasty Procedure?

When Will I Feel Normal After an Abdominoplasty Procedure? After an abdominoplasty, patients are required to take some time off from work and modify their normal routines to allow the body to recover. Most patients will start feeling back to normal after about six to eight weeks. The recovery period…

Abdominoplasty After Bariatric Surgery

Abdominoplasty After Bariatric Surgery Abdominoplasty after bariatric surgery focuses on removing excess skin and tissue resulting from significant weight loss. It reshapes the abdomen by tightening stomach muscles, enhancing the patient’s appearance and health. Besides improving aesthetics, post-bariatric abdominoplasty can also enhance comfort and mobility for patients, allowing them to…

Swimsuit Styles Following Abdominoplasty Surgery

Swimsuit Styles Following Abdominoplasty Surgery It can be challenging for post-abdominoplasty patients to find an ideal swimsuit style that fits comfortably and shows off their new silhouette, but conceals any leftover scars. When shopping for swimwear, it is important to consider several important factors, such as body shape, coverage areas,…

Is An Abdominoplasty Major Surgery?

Is An Abdominoplasty Major Surgery? While there is no official classification as to whether abdominoplasty is considered major surgery, most plastic surgeons agree that any elective surgery in the abdominal area to remove excess fat, skin, and underlying tissue, involving general anaesthesia, is not a minor surgical procedure. Reasons An…

How Much Does an Abdominoplasty Cost in Australia 2024?

How Much Does an Abdominoplasty Cost in Australia 2024? One of the greatest factors patients must consider when contemplating abdominoplasty surgery is cost.  Abdominoplasty surgery is a procedure designed to remove excess skin and fat in the abdomen, enhance abdominal contour, and repair separated abdominal wall muscles. It is among…

When Can I Go Back to Work After an Abdominoplasty?

When Can I Go Back to Work After an Abdominoplasty? The decision to undergo abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) involves careful consideration and planning. While the physical transformation is a significant aspect of the surgical procedure, most patients contemplate its impact on their daily lives, like work commitment. Ideally, most patients allocate…

Using PICO Negative Pressure Dressings for Abdominoplasty Incision

Using PICO Negative Pressure Dressings for Abdominoplasty Incision PICO dressings are advanced wound therapy systems that apply negative pressure on the entire wound surface to promote wound healing. They come equipped with features that absorb wound discharge, keeping the delicate wound bed dry. Note that for these dressings to be…

How Fashion Affects Abdominoplasty Scar Placement

How Fashion Affects Abdominoplasty Scar Placement Similar to any surgical procedure, an abdominoplasty operation leaves a scar. Tummy tuck surgery leaves a horizontal incision scar across the abdomen, which might be visible when wearing your bikini. This is why most patients prefer having the cut very low, just above the…

Getting Medicare to Cover Your Abdominoplasty, What are the Rules?

Getting Medicare to Cover Your Abdominoplasty, What are the Rules? Like many other surgical procedures, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) can be expensive to fund. Therefore, most patients turn to Medicare rebates to help fund abdominoplasty and other surgical procedures. However, Australia’s Medicare has strict criteria regarding the coverage of surgical procedures,…

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