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Great question! Our office typically prefers to use Design Veronique garments for our tummy tuck patients as they provide the best support and patients say they are the most comfortable. Patients have also said the garments are very easy to care for and hold their shape quite well. Plus they offer a great variety of styles so there's something that will work for every patient. We have also used ClearPoint Medical & Marena garments, but again we prefer DV. Hope this helps!
Many excellent brands exist in today's market place. Its best to speak with your surgeon's staff and see what their experience has been. They will now better than the surgeon which brand to use. Good luck, Dr. PG
There are many brands and too numerous to cover in this situation. In our office we have very experienced patient coordinators who help the patient make the choice based on all f the clinical factors.
Always best to ask your chosen surgeon which brands he/she uses in garments. I prefer a binder than change to spanx.
There are many available brands. You best bet would be to contact your board certified p[plastic surgeon's office to see what brand they use. At The Sullivan Centre in Columbus, Ohio we stock extra garments for patient purchase. Best wishes!
First, the CRNA- is a nurse who provides anesthesia. An anesthesiologist is an M.D. who can provide the anesthesia service himself/herself or supervise the CRNA. In Florida, the surgeon is permitted to supervise the CRNA in the office surgery setting. I have done both, and with good experience...
I am sorry to hear about your concerns after tummy tuck surgery. As always, it is best to be seen in person ( by your plastic surgeon) for precise diagnosis and treatment.Generally speaking, abdominal wall "swelling" after tummy tuck may be related to: 1. Swelling in the soft tissues. This may...
Certainly consult with your surgeon to make sure he/she is comfortable with your healing process. In general, tanning is not healthy for your skin and leads to premature aging, wrinkles, and skin cancer. Tanning beds are falling out of favor due to the concentrated amount of UVA/UVB radiation...