Tummy tuck surgeries are performed to obtain a better abdominal appearance by removing excess skin and subcutaneous tissue in the abdominal area and eliminating weaknesses in the muscles.
Abdominoplasty surgeries are performed to remove excess skin and subcutaneous tissue in the abdominal area. These are surgical procedures performed to obtain a better abdominal appearance by removing the weaknesses in the abdominal muscles. A flat and tight abdomen can be achieved through exercise and weight control. However, even if you are not overweight and exercise, you may not be able to prevent sagging in your abdomen. Pregnancy, heredity, age, excessive weight gain or loss, and previous abdominal surgeries may cause decreased abdominal tension and sagging.
Who can it be applied to?
Those who are uncomfortable with the appearance of their abdomen, those who do not have any obstacles to surgery
Anesthesia and surgery
/> It is performed under general anesthesia and sedation anesthesia. The surgical scar is placed in the groin. The scar is extended laterally depending on the amount of skin to be removed. The abdominal skin is removed. If necessary, the abdominal wall muscles are repaired. Excess skin is removed. The skin is stretched and stitched to the groin. If the excess skin continues above the navel, the navel is left in place, the skin is stretched and stitched to the groin, and the navel is reconstructed by removing it through a hole made in the skin. If necessary, it is combined with other procedures such as liposuction. Generally, a drain is used to drain the blood and edema accumulated under the skin. Bandages and bandages are applied.
After the surgery, you will stay in the hospital for 1 or 2 days. The amount of blood coming from the drains usually determines the length of hospital stay. Stitches are removed within 10-15 days. In order to avoid excessive tension on the stitches, you are asked to walk slightly leaning forward for about 15 days.
Risks
As with all surgeries, there is a risk of anesthesia, bleeding and infection. Stitch opening Poor wound healing and skin loss, especially in smokers. Obvious and bad scarring. Asymmetry in the abdomen or belly button.
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