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  • Before and after pictures abdominoplasty (tummy tuck)

    Posted on April 2nd, 2009 admin 12 comments

    Abdominoplasty, or “tummy tuck” continues to be a very sought after, but also very frequently misunderstood operation. In my practice I do still frequently see patients who seem to be of the opinion that abdominoplasty is a weight loss operation which it is absolutely not, but should rather be labelled as a body reshaping operation.

    We do here case examples of abdominoplasty surgery out of our practice:

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    Patient after substantiative weight loss

    Rectus muscle laxity

    Lax skin with stretchmarks

    Diet resistant fat deposits (love handles)

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    Result after abdominoplasty

    Rectus muscle plication

    Liposuction flanks (love handles)

    6 months post surgery

    abdominoplasty-and-mastopexy-beforeWe do also frequently combine abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) with breast surgery

    Patient with weight loss

    Sagginess of breasts

    Rectus muscle diastasis

    Lax stretched skin

    abdominoplasty-and-mastopexy-after1Result

    Abdominoplasty (Tummy tuck)

    Together with reast uplift and augmentation

    Inverted T-scar with subglandular implants

    Liposuction flanks

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  • Will aesthetic medicine rise average facelift age?

    Posted on April 2nd, 2009 admin 5 comments

    Face liftPossibly yes, however, aesthetic medicine is a widespread field where different treatments are applied for different symptoms. Aesthetic medicine can definitely not replace facelift surgey on a wider range , but we do observe the average “entrance” facelift age for  being slightly on the rise.

    Certain aesthetic medical measures, such as dermal fillers, facial resurfacing and mesotherapy, have a preventetive effect that can withhold the effects of dermal aging but it can not withold the effects of gravity on your face.  I personally feel that in cases of moderate soft tissue sagginess of the face and increasing wrinkling effects effective aesthetic medical measures can herald significant results and enhance appearence, therefore not replacing a facelift, but prolonging the period till such is desired. In patients requiring a facelift, I think the easiest way to describe the difference is to make them aware of the difference between  gravity related changes and changes in the skin structure by aging effects. A facelift tackles the gravity effect, but not the skin structure.

    Additionally , the result of a facelift can be considerably enhanced by additional aesthetic measures, so combination of the two can make a lot of sense.

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