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Extra skin and irregularities can be corrected under local or general anesthesia and can sometimes improve by themselves.Best wishes.
Yes you are correct. In 3 months revision surgery of the "dog ear" and excess fat would be an option...
The healing process after any operation is at least 3 to 6 months and may be longer. Having asymmetry after surgery is not uncommon and usually will resolve in 3 to 6 months. If it doesn't, it can usually be improved with a little liposuction under local anesthesia. For perspective, very few people are the same from side to side. During the tummy tuck operation the most important factor is to only take out enough tissue so there is not excessive tension on the repair, which can cause healing problems. In the course of being careful, there can be unevenness and asymmetry. This can be addressed if need be once all the healing is complete.
Full recovery from tummy tuck may take up to 6 months. From that point onwards, mild asymmetries or irregularities can be treated, should they persist, under local anesthesia.I had a tummy than the other. Will this correct itself? (Photo)
Yes, unfortunately what you are describing is fairly normal after a tummy tuck. I know it is frustrating but the body needs time to heal after such an operation. Especially for someone as active as you were before surgery, it will take several months to get back to your...
Only your doctor knows the answer for your specific situation. For my own patients, depending on the exact procedure they had, 8 weeks is typically when there are no longer any restrictions for activity.
To answer this accurately, a consultation with examination is the best thing. Find a surgeon you can trust and feel comfortable with and discuss your health history. You can also discuss with them the best strategy for you personally. :) Good luck!
If you are having enough abdominal fullness to cause discomfort, you should return to your surgeon as soon as possible. Early treatment of seromas with percutaneous needle aspiration is usually effective. Delaying treatment may lead to a need for drain placement or even open more aggressive...
HI Gisel. There will be some sensations after your procedure due to nerves and the surgery itself. Call your surgeon and get in to see him/her so you can voice your concern with pain and have your questions ready for him/her. Your doctor wants your procedure to be successful with as little...
Even though a hematoma can theoretically return, it's highly unlikely unless there is repeat trauma to the area or if there is a bleeding blood vessel that requires surgery to fix.
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