Losing 30+ kilos often leaves behind excess skin and fat deposits on the abdomen and nearby areas such as the lower back, hips, thighs, pubic area, and buttocks. Tightening the skin in all these areas is achievable through belt lipectomy surgery, also known as a lower body lift. The surgical
Abdominoplasty is a procedure designed to remove excess skin and fat from the abdominal area while tightening the underlying muscles. Highly requested by many of my patients, I created this primer to serve as a complete guide for anyone who’s interested in undergoing the procedure. This Article Will: Understanding Abdominoplasty
Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty is a specialised procedure that removes excess skin and fatty tissue, usually after massive weight loss. It removes loose skin in the abdomen, reshaping it into a more contoured and aesthetically pleasing appearance. Therefore, Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty is ideal for patients who have undergone extreme changes in weight. Despite
Development of outer scarring is normal after a surgical procedure, including Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty, and this calls for no alarm. There are cases, however, where the patient may develop abnormal scarring, necessitating additional attention. Outer scarring is standard after Fleur-de-Lis abdominoplasty, resulting in expected, less visible, and somewhat fewer scars. Because most
Abdominoplasty hernia repair combines an abdominoplasty with hernia correction in one surgery. This procedure not only elevates the look of your abdomen but also treats the functional issues caused by hernias. By reading this article, you’ll learn how this surgery can benefit you, what the process includes, and how to
Choosing the right body contouring procedure can be challenging, especially when you’re unsure about the difference between abdominoplasty and lipectomy. Abdominoplasty targets the abdominal area for a firmer look by removing excess skin and tightening muscles. Lipectomy, however, can treat multiple body parts, reducing fat and excess skin. In this
Curious about whether a C-section or an abdominoplasty is more painful? You’re in the right place. While both surgical procedures come with their own levels of pain and recovery challenges, recent insights suggest that abdominoplasty might be more painful. According to a survey conducted by Dr. Beldholm, which gathered responses
Umbilical hernia is a common condition in infants, occurring as a bulging navel that is particularly noticeable when the infant cries. It’s mostly painless and heals on its own between the ages of one and five. An umbilical hernia may also occur in adults, also appearing as a protruding umbilicus,
If you have loose skin and fat around your tummy, hips, lower back, buttocks, mons, and thighs after a significant amount of weight loss, you could be a candidate for a circumferential lipectomy, also known as a lower body lift or belt lipectomy surgery. This operation removes excess skin and tones the midsection
Key Takeaways Common Abdominal Concerns Post-Pregnancy Disclaimer: Operation performed by Dr Bernard Beldholm. Adult content, surgery has risks; individual results vary, seek 2nd opinion. Please see the full disclaimer. Postpartum women often experience significant physical changes, particularly in the abdominal area. It’s not unusual to still look a few months pregnant