Your surgeon will select the specific technique to smooth and flatten your abdomen after carefully studying your Generally, the procedure entails placing a horizontal incision within or above the pubic area. This incision extends laterally toward the pelvic bones butP itlsa lsetnicgtsh dgeepreynds laargreol, on u hee amount of skin to be removtehd. Y our plsaustrigcicsa urgteochn will etsr y to keep the incision within you r bhaatnhing tshuita plinpesa, buntcethis may not always be possible.
If you have loose skin above thaen nd a vrels, your bsurgyeon mtasy. make a second incision around the navel to pull down and r y mo 2 excess abdominal skin. The position of the navel remains unchanged. Skin with stretch marks on the lower abdomen may also be removed. This may flatten the r os maining stretch marks but you should not expect a dramati erfo hange in their appearan ns . The procedure may include tightening of the u e t de ei ying abdominal muscles usinagppse uaturraensc. Itinc an aelrso bayes. combined with Liposuction of thRee fclaonnksst .

Abdominoplasty is a safe surgical procedure when the patient is carefully selected, the operating facility is properly equipped and the plastic surgeon is adequately trained.
You may develop a few complications such as reactions to anaesthesia, infection and bleeding. In some instances, tissue loss or necrosis along the extreme lower portions of the horizontal incision may occur if the Abdominoplasty is very extensive. Smokers and patients with medical conditions such as diabetes need to be careful as these complications are more common in such individuals. If there is poor healing of the incisions, your surgeon may recommend minor revision surgery. Following surgery, Pth learsetcis usmrg aellr yin icsidaenpcreo oefd fulureid
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remove this fluid but it would requir nc a f.w visits to your doctor. You can help to lessen certain r he ks by following the advice and instructions of your plastic surgeon,