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Is not typical to have arm numbness after a tummy tuck. I would seek in evaluation by your plastic surgeon or your primary care physician regarding this numbness.
It's usually related to your arms being secured while you were asleep. Sometimes too much pressure is applied to your ulnar nerve for too long and it basically shuts down for a while. It us almost always self resolving.
YES! See your chosen operative surgeon ASAP for full IN PERSON examination. Or at least speak to him/her....
Thank you for your question. Hair coloring is only a concern around surgery if you are having facial procedures. The chemicals used for hair coloring can be caustic and impair wound healing. A general rule of thumb is to color your hair rather week before surgery and no earlier...
Silicone sheeting is most helpful on my opinion. I usually start this treatment 2-4 weeks after surgery. The pleating that you see will resolve.
You have to acknowledge that once the skin on the abdomen got very loose and flaccid, there is NO procedure (liposuction, laser, massage, exercise, creams, local injections, garments, lose weight) which may tighten that saggy skin again.If your health condition is acceptable, then you will...
Far more important than the technique is the skill and experience of your plastic surgeon. Choose your surgeon rather than the technique and let them explain why one technique may be better than another. See the below link on some suggestions on finding the most qualified Plastic Surgeon for y...
Essentially Exparel is a very long-acting local anesthetic that has lasts approximately 3 or more days following injection. This is the same length of time that a pain pump lasts and will therefore take the place of a pain pump. This means patients can enjoy the same effect of a pain pump,...
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