Is it normal to have crazy back pain with and without your faja after 6 weeks after tummy tuck and BBL?

Hello and thank you for your question and your pictures. Wound healing problems can occur as a result of a variety of reasons and in addition to good surgical technique, it is important for your surgeon to understand what your personal risk factors are and help optimize any medical...

Hello!After tummy tuck, problematic wounds can occur. This is is due to high tension closure, and loss of skin viability. The dark tissue is likely dead skin, and the yellow/white material is fibrinous slough. This can be remedied by trimming the dead material away, and take care of the wound...

Patients with cardiac history can undergo a tummy tuck as long as their cardiologist has cleared them for surgery and the anesthesiologist and plastic surgeon feel that the patient can undergo the surgery safely. Any changes to your routine or medications must be done under instruction of your...

Thank you for posting your photos. There is a difference between Keloid scars and Hypertrophic scars. Keloids scars are less common and they grow excessively to extend beyond the original scar. Most patients experience hypertrophic scaring rather then Keloids. A Hypertrophic scar is basical...

Nicotine constricts blood vessels. This can mean that your nutrient rich blood supply may not fully reach the area that is healing. This can lead to complications such as infection, poor wound healing, or even necrosis. It is best to closely follow your surgeon's instructions when it is okay...

From the provided photo you appear to be a great candidate for a tummy tuck. This would address the excess skin, fat, and muscle wall laxity caused from pregnancy. The umbilical hernia can be repaired at the same time. The result will be a flatter, tighter tummy. The first step is to...