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During a panniculectomy the hanging apron of skin from the level of the hip bones is removed. It does not address the navel which typically will remain in its current position. For a more sculpted result a tummy tuck would be the recommended option.
The amount of weight loss you’re talking about may leave a small amount of redundant skin, but also you’re very young and it’s possible as you continue to loose weight your skin will rebound well. My suggestion don’t worry about your skin yet, focus on lifestyle then when you get to your goal ev...
Fat necrosis is not considered normal, but it is a risk of the surgery. I encourage you to work closely with your surgeon to address your concerns and alleviate the pain. If you are interested in a more sculpted result you may want to consider a tummy tuck.
Typically multivitamins can be used pre and post operatively. However this question is best answered by your surgeon who is most familiar with your medical history and the details of your surgery.
Your abdomen is the definition of why i love to do the surgeries i get to do now. You’ve made the changes, lost weight, and now the excess skin is affecting your ability to do more activity and feel good. I would 100% recommend a tummy tuck with core 360 lipo for sculpting or at the very least f...
Thank you for your question and congratulations on your impressive 100-pound weight loss! Based on your photos and history, you are an excellent candidate for a tummy tuck rather than a panniculectomy. A panniculectomy typically only addresses the overhanging skin below the belt line, removing...
Hello, and thank you for your question regarding whether a panniculectomy or a tummy tuck would be better for you following a hernia mesh repair four years ago. Based on your height and weight, you likely have excess skin and fat in the lower abdomen, and the best procedure for you will depend...
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