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In most cases, thiswould be safe.It does, however, dependon how extensive the hemorrhoidectomy is and how large or extensive the tummytuck is.The postoperative carenecessary for hemorrhoidectomy (possible sitz baths) as well as theabdominoplasty (early mobility as well as sitting in a slightly flexedposition) must be taken into account as well.Ultimately, there is no substitution for a frank discussion with yoursurgeon (or surgeons) who will be doing the procedure.
It may be safe, or you may be able to do both without a complications, but I would not recommend doing so. You may put yourself at more risk for a wound infection. Also, the recovery would likely be miserable. With hemoorrhoidectomies, you usually have to soak your bottom several times a day, but with the abdominoplasty you don't want to have the incision submerged under water. Finding a comfortable position may be difficult to find, as well. You should definitely speak with your American Board of Plastic Surgery certified plastic surgeon before doing both together.
It sounds like a mini abdominoplasty. Regarding the pain and discomfort you need to return to your plastic surgeon determine treatment for this issue.
In most cases, yes. However, this may be dependent upon how extensive both the hernia repair and tummy tuck were.It will all be based on your postoperative mobility.In most cases, even after the combination of a tummy tuck with a small ventral hernia or umbilical hernia repair, I will want...
If there is fluid, that is by definition a seroma, and would be treated by aspiration or replacent of a drain like a Seromacath, which is a small percutaneous drain which is easy to insert in the office, with or without ultrasound guidance. Scar hardness at the sides is common for the first...