Dr Bernard Beldholm 
Anaesthesia is crucial for pain-free surgeries. It blocks pain signals to your brain, allowing complex procedures without discomfort. This article explains the types of anaesthesia, their uses, and what to expect during and after administration. Key Takeaways Types of Anaesthesia Used in Abdominoplasty Surgery Anaesthesia plays a pivotal role in
Nerve injury is a recognised complication of almost any surgery. There is a wide spectrum of nerve injuries, from mild lesions that recover spontaneously to the most severe, in which intervention is required. For a surgeon, the challenge rests in identifying the extent of the injury, as prompt recognition and
Recovering from an abdominoplasty requires a thoughtful exercise regimen. Here are 27 exercises to consider post-abdominoplasty to promote healing and rebuild strength. These exercises will aid in regaining mobility, enhancing core stability, and ensuring a smooth recovery. Remember, there is a gradual progression in what you can do. In this
Anaesthesia makes pain-free surgeries possible by temporarily blocking sensation. Total Intravenous Anaesthesia (TIVA) is a modern technique increasingly used in medical practices. This article explores how TIVA works, its benefits, and the latest trends shaping its use. Dr Beldholm works with anaesthetists who use this method and has found that
Acute compartment syndrome is a rare but potentially serious complication of brachioplasty surgery. It most often affects the forearm, with common signs including pain, swelling, and tightness in the affected muscles. This condition requires urgent medical assessment and, if confirmed, is typically managed with surgical intervention. Brachioplasty is a surgical
Gynaecomastia is a common aesthetic issue frequently encountered by surgeons. Most male patients with this condition undergo surgery to regain their masculine contour and flat chest with as few scars as possible. Developed by Adriana Cordova and Francesco Moschella, a study was conducted to review the older classification methods of
Gynaecomastia is the enlargement of male breast tissue and is commonly classified into grades based on the patient and complexity of the condition. From enlarged breasts with elastic skin to ptotic breasts with inelastic skin, gynaecomastia affects men of all ages and all stages of life. Classification Systems Over the
Gynaecomastia, the enlargement of male breasts, is a common, normally benign, and frustrating condition that occurs in men of all ages. In fact, a recent study of adult men showed that 36% of young men and 57% of older men have some form of gynaecomastia, indicating that as many as
Combining subcutaneous mastectomy with suction-assisted lipectomy (liposuction) to treat gynaecomastia is a proven method, targeting both firm glandular and excess fatty breast tissue. This article explains how this combination works, its benefits, and what to expect during treatment and recovery. Key Takeaways Understanding Gynaecomastia Gynaecomastia is primarily caused by an
Suction-Assisted Lipectomy (VASER Liposuction) gynaecomastia is an effective method for reducing Pseudo-gynaecomastia. In this article, we’ll cover how the procedure works, who it’s suitable for, and what you can expect during recovery. Pseudo gynaecomastia is a medical condition characterised by the appearance of enlarged breasts in males, caused by an