I don't notice much difference in the size of my pubic mound area after my tummy tuck. It's still large and saggy. I lost a lot of weight and want it to look as small and flat as possible. If my goal is not acheived after a tummy tuck, what can I do?
I lost 130 lbs (all at home! no help from personal trainers). 3 years after losing the weight, I had a lot of excess skin and a HUGE pubic mound area.
I finally got my wish of a tummy tuck last March 3 and showed my surgeon a picture of what I wanted it to look like, nice and flat. He said he would try but after the procedure, I don't see much difference in the size and shape. Is there anymore that can be done after the tummy tuck procedure?
Please reply. I'm very upset!
Answer: Small revision for pubic mound It should be an easy revision to go back and liposuction your mons, and in addition, remove the top inch or so to make it smaller. In select cases, wedge excision of the mons on the side could be done. Check with your local board certified plastic surgeon and he will be able to help.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Small revision for pubic mound It should be an easy revision to go back and liposuction your mons, and in addition, remove the top inch or so to make it smaller. In select cases, wedge excision of the mons on the side could be done. Check with your local board certified plastic surgeon and he will be able to help.
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Answer: Pubic swelling after Tummy Tuck The swelling effecting the pubic mound after tummy tuck surgery can last a very long time and it is the last area to decrease in size. Having said that, if the area remains large after 6-9 months, you can contemplate a pubic lift and reduction. This may involve removal of fat and or skin. Occasionally labia majora reductions are also required and will necessitatte additional incisions. In the meantime, light compression garments as manual lymphatic drainage may help to expedite elimination of the swelling.
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Answer: Pubic swelling after Tummy Tuck The swelling effecting the pubic mound after tummy tuck surgery can last a very long time and it is the last area to decrease in size. Having said that, if the area remains large after 6-9 months, you can contemplate a pubic lift and reduction. This may involve removal of fat and or skin. Occasionally labia majora reductions are also required and will necessitatte additional incisions. In the meantime, light compression garments as manual lymphatic drainage may help to expedite elimination of the swelling.
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June 23, 2010
Answer: Mons pubis reduction
The mons pubis can often be improved with a tummy tuck even after massive weight loss. If you are not unhappy with this area it most likely can be revised.
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June 23, 2010
Answer: Mons pubis reduction
The mons pubis can often be improved with a tummy tuck even after massive weight loss. If you are not unhappy with this area it most likely can be revised.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Bulging in the pubic area after a tummy tuck
Tummy tucks are a very popular and effective technique to contour the abdomen. In our practice, patients request a very low abdominal scar so that they can wear small bikinis and the low-cut jeans that are so popular here in South Florida. We always let our patients know that the lower the scar is on your pubis, the greater the chance that you may have prolonged swelling in this area. The pubic region is very dependent on lymphatic drainage to remove excess fluid. After a tummy tuck, some of the lymphatic system may be disrupted. In our practice, we provide our patients with two compression garments that specifically apply pressure to this area. This will allow the swelling to resolve more quickly and will provide support to increase the patient's comfort.
To learn more about tummy tucks, see photos, and help you decide which one is best for you, please visit us at the link below:
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September 1, 2015
Answer: Bulging in the pubic area after a tummy tuck
Tummy tucks are a very popular and effective technique to contour the abdomen. In our practice, patients request a very low abdominal scar so that they can wear small bikinis and the low-cut jeans that are so popular here in South Florida. We always let our patients know that the lower the scar is on your pubis, the greater the chance that you may have prolonged swelling in this area. The pubic region is very dependent on lymphatic drainage to remove excess fluid. After a tummy tuck, some of the lymphatic system may be disrupted. In our practice, we provide our patients with two compression garments that specifically apply pressure to this area. This will allow the swelling to resolve more quickly and will provide support to increase the patient's comfort.
To learn more about tummy tucks, see photos, and help you decide which one is best for you, please visit us at the link below:
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April 8, 2009
Answer: You could probably use a Tummy Tuck revision Hello, Patients who have lost a good deal of weight are not always easy to improve with one operation. Sometimes, a standard tummy tuck falls short and either an extended tummy tuck or a lower body lift may be in order. Take into account that not all tummy tuck operations are equivalent. You are probably best served by additional surgery if you are 6 months out from surgery or more. This additional surgery may be as simple as the removal of additional skin or a larger scale operation also involving liposuction and/or additional tummy wall tightening. Get together with your surgeon and review your "Before" and "After" images to try to develop your options.
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April 8, 2009
Answer: You could probably use a Tummy Tuck revision Hello, Patients who have lost a good deal of weight are not always easy to improve with one operation. Sometimes, a standard tummy tuck falls short and either an extended tummy tuck or a lower body lift may be in order. Take into account that not all tummy tuck operations are equivalent. You are probably best served by additional surgery if you are 6 months out from surgery or more. This additional surgery may be as simple as the removal of additional skin or a larger scale operation also involving liposuction and/or additional tummy wall tightening. Get together with your surgeon and review your "Before" and "After" images to try to develop your options.
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