Self-Testing to Determine Whether You’re a Candidate for Fleur-de-Lis Abdominoplasty
Self-Testing to Determine Whether You’re a Candidate for Fleur-de-Lis Abdominoplasty Self-assessment measures, such as evaluating physical condition, defining Fleur-de-lis (FDL) goals, assessing skin laxity extent, and determining discomfort or dysfunction can help a patient determine if they are the ideal FDL candidates. More extensive and complex than standard abdominoplasty, Fleur-de-lis…
Risk of Outer Scar Following Fleur-de-Lis Surgery Abdominoplasty
Risk of Outer Scar Following Fleur-de-Lis Surgery Abdominoplasty Most individuals undergo Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty to target their abdominal contour. However, one should not overlook the risks associated with the procedure and all other surgical procedures. One such risk is scarring after Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty. It’s important to note that you cannot avoid…
8 Concerns About Pregnancy After Fleur-De-Lis Abdominoplasty Surgery
8 Concerns About Pregnancy After Fleur-De-Lis Abdominoplasty Surgery Pregnancy following Fleur-De-Lis Abdominoplasty raises concerns like abdominal muscle stretching, skin changes, scar distortion, discomfort, surgical risks, and implications on the delivery mode. Tummy tuck (Abdominoplasty) procedures are popular for treating skin laxity and contouring the abdomen. Fleur-de-Lis is one type of…
Role of Nutrition and Exercise Post-Abdominoplasty
Role of Nutrition and Exercise Post-Abdominoplasty The period following surgery is crucial for proper healing, maintaining surgical results, and overall health. Nutrition and exercise are vital components of this recovery process after abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) as they support tissue healing, prevent complications, aid recovery, and promote long-term well-being. This article…
Top 8 Post Pregnancy Body Concerns and How to Treat Them
Top 8 Post Pregnancy Body Concerns and How to Treat Them After vaginal birth or cesarean delivery, new mothers experience dramatic physical changes, particularly in the abdominal area. Common concerns include loose skin, perineum soreness, skin changes, loose mons pubis, stretch marks, separation of the abdominal muscles, weak pelvic floor…
How to Maintain Results Following Abdominoplasty
How to Maintain Results Following Abdominoplasty Maintaining the results of an abdominoplasty involves a combination of proper post-operative care, a healthy lifestyle, ongoing attention to an individual’s body, and a little patience. Tips for Maintaining Abdominoplasty Results Maintaining the results of abdominoplasty involves combining proper post-operative care, lifestyle adjustments, and…
Getting Medicare to Cover Your Abdominoplasty, What are the Rules?
Medicare and Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck): Understanding the Rules in Australia Introduction: Why This Matters For many people considering abdominoplasty, one of the first questions is: “Will Medicare cover my surgery?” The answer is not straightforward. Medicare rebates only apply in very specific circumstances where the procedure is considered medically necessary….
Abdominoplasty After C-Section
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) After a C-Section The journey through pregnancy and childbirth can bring profound changes to a woman’s body. For those who have delivered by caesarean section (C-section), it is common to notice ongoing abdominal concerns such as excess skin, weakened muscles, and visible scarring. Many women begin to…
Everything You Need to Know about Diastasis Recti
Everything You Need to Know About Diastasis Recti (DRAM) Diastasis of the rectus abdominis muscles (DRAM) is a condition in which the two vertical abdominal muscles, commonly called the “six-pack muscles,” separate due to overstretching of the connective tissue between them. This connective tissue is called the linea alba. Clinically,…
How to Tell if Your Abdominal Muscles Were Torn During Pregnancy
How to Tell if Your Abdominal Muscles Were Torn During Pregnancy Pregnancy is a time of remarkable physical change. As the baby grows, the abdominal wall stretches to make space. These changes are completely normal, though for some women the abdominal muscles may not return fully to their pre-pregnancy position….