The crossbars shifted significantly immediately after the surgery. I did not discover that this was the issue until after one whole week post op. I have now corrected the issue but unfortunately this first week postop is the most critical. Wonder how much that matters in the final result? Thanks
Answer: Foam after abdominal etching The relevance of foam is controversial. The most important factor for the outcome of your abdominal etching is the perfect surgical technique and the capacity of your tissue to respond to that. To my humble opinion, additional post operative assets like foam are helpful to a certain degree, but their significance is generally overrated.In other words: I don't think you have to worry it won't make that much of a difference.
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
Answer: Foam after abdominal etching The relevance of foam is controversial. The most important factor for the outcome of your abdominal etching is the perfect surgical technique and the capacity of your tissue to respond to that. To my humble opinion, additional post operative assets like foam are helpful to a certain degree, but their significance is generally overrated.In other words: I don't think you have to worry it won't make that much of a difference.
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
Answer: Abdominal Etching The use of foam or compression garments is a common practice in post-operative care following liposuction procedures, including abdominal etching. While the specific materials used may vary, the purpose of foam or compression garments is to provide support, minimize swelling, and help shape the treated area during the initial stages of the recovery process. These components are considered part of the overall post-operative care regimen and play a role in optimizing the results of the surgery.
Helpful
Answer: Abdominal Etching The use of foam or compression garments is a common practice in post-operative care following liposuction procedures, including abdominal etching. While the specific materials used may vary, the purpose of foam or compression garments is to provide support, minimize swelling, and help shape the treated area during the initial stages of the recovery process. These components are considered part of the overall post-operative care regimen and play a role in optimizing the results of the surgery.
Helpful
July 1, 2019
Answer: Post Op Boards Thank you for your question. As long as you adjust the boards and make sure they don't shift around you will have plenty of time to correct it. Make sure you follow all of your doctors post op instructions to ensure the best result! Best of luck!Dhaval Patel
Helpful
July 1, 2019
Answer: Post Op Boards Thank you for your question. As long as you adjust the boards and make sure they don't shift around you will have plenty of time to correct it. Make sure you follow all of your doctors post op instructions to ensure the best result! Best of luck!Dhaval Patel
Helpful
September 10, 2018
Answer: VASER HI DEF abdominal etching abdominal lipo post op foam Thank you for your question regarding the importance of foam after VASER HI DEF liposuction to the abdomen. The importance of the foam after VASER HI DEF, I think has to do more with surgeons experience and preference. The way I perform VASER HI DEF liposuction to the abdomen, the foam is essential and critical. The foam helps to minimize swelling and accelerate skin adhesions to the areas where the fat has been removed. I think you’ll find that the more experienced, VASER HI DEF liposuction plastic surgeons who teach VASER HI DEF courses all use the foam. Therefore, I believe the foam is a very important component to your postoperative healing. I hope this answers your questions regarding VASER HI DEF liposuction and the importance of foam. When speeking for VASER HI DEF liposuction, please seek an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon. Travel if you must. If you have any more questions regarding VASER HI DEF liposuction or abdominal etching , please contact my office. Sincerely, Dr.Katzen.
Helpful
September 10, 2018
Answer: VASER HI DEF abdominal etching abdominal lipo post op foam Thank you for your question regarding the importance of foam after VASER HI DEF liposuction to the abdomen. The importance of the foam after VASER HI DEF, I think has to do more with surgeons experience and preference. The way I perform VASER HI DEF liposuction to the abdomen, the foam is essential and critical. The foam helps to minimize swelling and accelerate skin adhesions to the areas where the fat has been removed. I think you’ll find that the more experienced, VASER HI DEF liposuction plastic surgeons who teach VASER HI DEF courses all use the foam. Therefore, I believe the foam is a very important component to your postoperative healing. I hope this answers your questions regarding VASER HI DEF liposuction and the importance of foam. When speeking for VASER HI DEF liposuction, please seek an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon. Travel if you must. If you have any more questions regarding VASER HI DEF liposuction or abdominal etching , please contact my office. Sincerely, Dr.Katzen.
Helpful
July 9, 2018
Answer: How Important Are The Foam After Surgery? Hello and thank you for posting your concern. With all surgeries there is always a healing process. The crossbar foams that were placed under your compression garment are relatively important because they act like a brace that helps your own etched skin “Velcro” to the body as well as adds a bit more of compression. Generally, shifted foam does not make that much of a difference, but then again everyone’s body is unique in its own way. All the best,
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
July 9, 2018
Answer: How Important Are The Foam After Surgery? Hello and thank you for posting your concern. With all surgeries there is always a healing process. The crossbar foams that were placed under your compression garment are relatively important because they act like a brace that helps your own etched skin “Velcro” to the body as well as adds a bit more of compression. Generally, shifted foam does not make that much of a difference, but then again everyone’s body is unique in its own way. All the best,
Helpful 1 person found this helpful
