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Depending upon your exam, Vaser ultrasound liposuction usually will remove the prominent moms area.An exam and consultation with a plastic surgeon who performs these procedures is recommended to discuss your options and expectations.
Thank you for your question. Pubic fullness after abdominoplasty is not terribly uncommon. This can be treated with liposuction. If excess skin is present it can be directly excised.
Hello,Thank you for the question. This is not an uncommon complaint. I recommend that you book a consult to discuss liposuction for this area.All the best
The fullness in your pubic area can be treated with liposuction under local anesthia. If additional skin tightening is needed, it may also be accomplished with a short scar revision. Best to ask your plastic surgeon. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. The puffy area can be removed with liposuction. Suctioning this area is a normal part of my tummys. I recommend speaking to your plastic surgeon and seeing if he/she will do the same for you.
It is not unusual to have more fullness in the mons area after abdominoplasty. In my opinion simple liposuction performed under local anesthesia should work well and not take long to recover from. If extra skin is an issue then laserliposuction would be in order. Talk to your board certified plastic surgeon.
This condition is not uncommon especially when the tummy tuck is done after a large weight loss. At the time of abdominoplasty additional attention needs to be placed in this area to avoid this excess of skin and fat. This obviously wasn't done. The good news is that it is easily fixed either by liposuction alone or a mons (pubic) lift. It will not go away on its own. Good luck, see a board certified plastic surgeon to fix this.
Hello,Swelling in the tissues is causing the thinner, stretch mark skin to bulge a bit right now and this is normal. Concerns about wound care, sensation, colour- all should be assessed in person by your Plastic Surgeon. I recommend that you contact them and ask to bee see.All the best
Epidural anesthesia is more likely to be done with procedures below the chest wall. Our anesthesiologist would not like to be doing thoracic epidurals if other modalities such as general or local anesthesia with IV sedation were available. Ask your plastic surgeon to discuss with their ...
Hi there and thanks for posting,That is an excellent question. Being from Australia, we see a number of patients from remote ( and not so remote areas) where plastic surgery services are not available.It depends on the procedure, what your local resources are like, and how far you live from ...