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If i have ulnar nerve problems can i still have a tt?

9 Doctor Answers | Asked by StinaMarie76 in virginia
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Ulnar Nerve and Tummy Tuck

You can definitely have a tummy tuck despite the ulnar nerve problems. It is imperative that you let your surgeon and anesthesiologist know about it pre-op as they may need to take extra precautions with the padding of this area during the surgery depending upon the type of problem.
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Surgery

An ulnar nerve issue should not affect your eligibility for a tummy tuck. You may need some extra help after the surgery
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Tummy tuck

You can definitely have an Abdominoplasty even though you have ulnar nerve problems. A tummy tuck is a great option for removing excess skin and tightening the abdominal muscles. Good luck!

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Ulnar nerve issues and tummy tuck surgery

The ulnar nerve issues could be agravated by the position of your arms and shoulders during surgery, so give your surgeon and anesthesiologist plenty of notice to take precautions. Be aware that many plastic surgeons are also hand surgeons, so be sure to bring up all the details of your problem and its treatment well in advance of surgery for the best possible outcome. While some other types of surgeons do cosmetic surgery, I think it is important that you chose a... more
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Tummy Tuck Can Be Done With Ulnar Nerve Problem

Having an issue with your ulnar nerve does not preclude having a tummy tuck procedure performed. I do agree, however, that you should make the anesthesiologist aware of this so you can be positioned in a way that would lessen the chance of further problems.
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Ulnar Nerve Problems and Tummy Tuck

If you are referring to ulnar nerve entrapment, the ulnar nerve can be entrapped at different points. The key is proper positioning during surgery. If you had surgery for the ulnar nerve recently, make sure your plastic surgeon and anesthesiologist both know. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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If i have ulnar nerve problems can i still have a tt?

No reason I can see why not. Be sure that your surgeon and anesthesiologist are aware so that care is taken for proper positioning during surgery. When you are ready for an in person consultation, RealSelf has listings of surgeons in your area. You should consider cross referencing the listings from the The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (plasticsurgery dot org). A listing in the ASPS website assures you that your surgeon is not only board certified, but also is a... more
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Tummy Tuck with Ulnar Nerve condition

There is no problem having a tummy tuck, even if you have an ulnar nerve condition. The only concern I would have is that after a tummy tuck your body retains water and you have overall swelling. this swelling may exacerbate nerve compression symptoms. So it is best for you to discuss this with your surgeon prior to surgery to see if any precautionary steps need to be taken. Good luck with your surgery.
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Ulnar Nerve Entrapment and Tummy Tuck

A problem with your ulnar nerve should not prevent you from having a tummy tuck. You should make both your plastic surgeon and anesthesiologist aware of your problem prior to surgery.
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