TUMMY TUCK SURGERY
Many people need tummy tuck surgery, but the candidates are limited to the following list:
People with fatty lumps or skin appendages in the abdominal area.
- People with ideal weight, so that the fat mass does not exceed 30% of the normal weight.
- Women who suffer from cracks caused by pregnancy.
- People with sagging in the abdominal area formed after losing a lot of weight.
- People who are free of diseases such as hypertension, diabetes, or immunodeficiency.
Abdominoplasty is a procedure designed to build muscle and tighten the abdominal wall. Its aim is not weight loss.
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- Women over 22 years of age.
- Women who do not suffer from hormonal disorders and diseases, such as hypertension, hepatitis C disease, as well as acute anemia, leukemia, heart diseases, diabetes, thyroid diseases, and immunodeficiency disease (HIV).
There are many tips to be followed before undergoing tummy tuck surgery in order to get the desired results. They are as follows:
- Avoid having any sort of blood thinners such as alcohol, green tea, or vitamin combinations, for they contain vitamin E and vitamin A to avoid bleeding during the surgery.
- Avoid having stimulants such as caffeine or Arabic coffee because the person who drinks stimulants is difficult to be anesthetized.
- Stop having any medications that cause blood diluting for a week before the surgery.
- Make sure to eat healthy and balanced food for a sufficient period before the tummy tuck surgery to avoid complications during the operation.
- Avoid smoking for a month because it affects the levels of oxygen in the blood, for it reduces the required rate of oxygen in the blood, which is needed for recovery.
The doctor dictates some important instructions, and the patient must adhere to all instructions and advice in order to get the best results, such as the following:
- Keep wearing a medical abdominal corset for eight weeks in order to help reduce swelling and accelerate the process of recovery.
- Stay away from hard work or exhausting exercises for a maximum of two months.
- Continue to refrain from smoking for two months after the surgery so as not to affect the recovery.
- Do not carry heavy objects for eight weeks to avoid any damages to tissues.
- Refrain from using any moisturizing creams in the abdomen and waist to avoid allergies.
- You should sleep with a certain curved position dictated by the doctor according to the patient’s condition. Also, avoid lying in a flat position.
- A woman must avoid pregnancy completely after the tummy tuck procedure.
- Avoid swimming for at least two months.
- Be careful not to remove the tuber for a week to get rid of all the fluids in the abdominal area.
STAGES OF ABDOMINOPLASTY
Abdominoplasty is conducted through a set of very simple stages, which are summarized as follows:
First Stage: Conduction Clinical Examinations
The doctor examines the abdomen and waist area and explains all the procedures necessary to obtain a tightened abdomen.
Second Stage: Conduction the Necessary Tests
Blood tests are conducted to identify sugar levels in the blood to make sure that a person is free from diseases that hinder the tummy tuck surgery, such as hypertension, diabetes, or immunodeficiency.
Third Stage: Preparing the Patient
The medical team sterilizes the abdominal area, and then the anesthesiologist anesthetizes the patient with general anesthesia.
Fourth Stage: Breaking Down Fat
The doctor breaks down the fat in the abdomen and waist areas, which is then suctioned.
The doctor makes a simple incision to tighten the abdominal wall and build muscles in order to get a tightened belly wall.
Sixth Stage: Bandaging
The doctor puts a fixed rubber band, which is called bandages, to reduce swelling.
The patient needs to stay in the hospital for one to two days at most to make sure that their health is good and to ensure a full recovery.
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