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as i see it it is safer and possible forget TT for a second stage and practice the another both procedures together
Combining a tummy tuck with a hysterectomy is common and has been shown to be safe for most patients. But there are many variables that must be considered to determine if this combination is for you. These include your medical health, the availability and coordination of surgeons to do it and the economics of the institution where the hysterectomy is to be performed. Contrary to popular perception, combining an insurance covered and a cosmetic procedure today may not be financially prudent particularly when done in a hospital setting.
The answer to your question depends on several factors. First, what is your overall health status? What are your medical issues? Are you anemic? Also, we have to consider the size of your hernia and the anticipated complexity of your hernia repair. A combined procedure can be done, but start with visiting a board certified plastic surgeon to see if indeed you are a candidate for a combined procedure.
Most of us won't do a tummy tuck at the time of a hysterectomy. It is possible to do the TT at the time of a hernia repair, but that depends totally on where and what type of hernia you have.
The majority of cosmetic plastic surgery is now performed as outpatient procedure. Over 98% of our tummy tuck or Abdominoplasty procedures are performed as outpatient. However, if you are undergoing multiple procedures, your Plastic Surgeon may recommend an overnight stay. It also depends on...
I would tell you that best case scenario, you will be able to swim 2-3 weeks after your TT, if liposuction is being performed also our you have bruising from your TT I would wait to expose your skin to the sun, I would also avoid sun on your scar for approximately 1 year.
While you will be higher risk than other patients, you may still be eligible to have surgery. You will need to discuss your history with your surgeon and follow his/her instructions on what will be necessary precautions prior to surgery including the probable need for a surgical clearance from a...
