Last year I asked my doctor to move C-section scar removal and lil side lipo he did unauthorized prosidurs on me I ended up with mini tummy tuck I am trying to fix but don't know what to do please some advice how can I corect
April 18, 2017
Answer: Mini tummy tuck, belly button very low. Don't know how to correct. Appears as you had a 'free floating TT" not just a mini TT. To elevate the bb must leave vertical residual scar in the location of the present bb and do full thickness bb grating in a more superior plane. Sorry for the poor results.
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April 18, 2017
Answer: Mini tummy tuck, belly button very low. Don't know how to correct. Appears as you had a 'free floating TT" not just a mini TT. To elevate the bb must leave vertical residual scar in the location of the present bb and do full thickness bb grating in a more superior plane. Sorry for the poor results.
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April 18, 2017
Answer: Mini-Abdominoplasty problems Hi I'm sorry to hear about your problems. Looking at your pictures it looks like you had more than a mini-abdominoplasty. The umbilicus has been moved quite a distance and with no obvious scar around it, that would suggest that he has 'floated' the umbilicus (cut it at its base). As such it is now receiving its entire blood supply from the surrounding skin, this makes moving the umbilicus risky as it will further damage the blood supply potentially leading to umbilical necrosis. The scar also appears to be hypertrophic. I would recommend seeking an opinion from a board certified PS
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April 18, 2017
Answer: Mini-Abdominoplasty problems Hi I'm sorry to hear about your problems. Looking at your pictures it looks like you had more than a mini-abdominoplasty. The umbilicus has been moved quite a distance and with no obvious scar around it, that would suggest that he has 'floated' the umbilicus (cut it at its base). As such it is now receiving its entire blood supply from the surrounding skin, this makes moving the umbilicus risky as it will further damage the blood supply potentially leading to umbilical necrosis. The scar also appears to be hypertrophic. I would recommend seeking an opinion from a board certified PS
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