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It is unlikely your 'outie' will turn into an 'innie' and I advise you see a fully qualified plastic surgeon who is experienced in this surgery for assessment. An umbilicoplasty is most likely need to improve the appearance of your belly button.All the very best,Jonathan Adamthwaite FRCS (Plast) Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
An umbilicoplasty may be your best option.Consult with a Board Certified plastic surgeon inyour area for a full evaluation. See link.Best wishes.
Your belly button will not turn from an outie into an innie. Arrange a consultation with a fully qualified plastic surgeon to discuss how an umbilicoplasty can help you achieve the results you desire.
Generally speaking, these symptoms are unusual with simple small umbilical hernias. However, sometimes bowel can enter these hernias and partial blockage to the bowel can occur causing the very symptoms you describe of nausea , diarrhea and vomiting. Speak with your GP about your symptoms.
Thanks for posting your questions and photograph. You have a narrowing of your belly button most likely due to scar tissue. An umbilicoplasty may improve the aesthetic appearance of your belly button. Arrange a consultation with a fully qualified and experienced plastic surgeon to disc...
Your problem is what umbilicoplasty procedures are designed for. They're different for every patient, but it usually involves removing the extra skin and/or scar, and hiding the incision as much as possible. Because you have a piercing above the navel, there would also be a small vertical scar...
Thank you for your excellent question. The conversion from an outie to innie belly button is quite popular and can be performed by most board certified plastic surgeons. The first step is to identify the presence of any hernias that are causing the outie appearance. Once determined a pr...
Edema (swelling) is the expected post treatment reaction to Kybella treatments. It is an indication that the product is producing the desired effect. The best treatment for the swelling is ice compresses. It was determined in the clinical trials that compression dressings are not effective. ...
Thank you for your question and photo. I'm sorry that your belly button needs some help. Good news is that it may be improved with an umbillicoplasty revision procedure. Always seek a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has experience in this area. Good luck.