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It's hard to say without photos. Since your surgeon has assessed you in person, ask him or her. My best,Dr. Sheila Nazarian@drsheilanazarian on Instagram
It's a good question. It's difficult to try to answer that question, without seeing photos. I would consider reposting your question with photos of your abdomen from several angles.Swelling after a tummy tuck can last up to six months. A remaining area of fullness can be treated with liposuction or a revision.You'll receive the most helpful answers by visiting your surgeon in person. They will let you know exactly how to address your concerns.
Six months after most cosmetic procedures one can expect the appearance of the surgical site to be very close to the final result. In other words, your pooch should not be due to swelling or unresolved fluid collection at this point. Having said that, it's never a bad idea to have your plastic surgeon examine the area of concern to make sure there is nothing abnormal. Usually the small pooch above the transverse scar that remains or develops after abdominoplasty is due to residual excess fatty tissue. Exercise designed to reduce overall body fat may certainly help the area (with the added benefit of contributing to good health). If a safe weight loss plan does not target the area to your liking, it may be necessary to perform some liposuction to get rid of that pesky fat. In some cases, a bit more skin needs be removed as well in order to smooth out the area. Hope this answer helps you out.
Every plastic surgeon is slightly different when it comes to postoperative position protocols. My protocol is to sleep on the back for 6 weeks as much as possible. Propping up one side slightly with pillows is acceptable. My advice is to ask your plastic surgeon regarding his or her...
First, you need to lose a bit of weight. Once you do so and reach a maintainable weight then schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area to discuss a tummy tuck. My best, Dr. Sheila Nazarian @drsheilanazarian on Instagram
I think you have a misunderstanding. You still have to pay the facility charges and anesthesia charges for the time that is devoted to the cosmetic surgery. It is just less to keep going with a second surgery than it is to start up the OR facility. $1500 for a TT surgical facility charge is...