Lower Body Lift Surgery Part. 2

Technical standard procedures of the lower body lift surgery.

Techniques the lower body lift surgery tightens the buttocks to the back of the thighs and hips outer thighs. The loose skin below the incision is removed. The rest of the skin on the buttocks and thighs is pulled upward, and the skin is repaired, suspending the tissue and tightened. This requires placing the patient face down or sideways during the procedure. The closure of the incision is made in several layers to control the stretching and inflammation.

When the back and sides of the patient were completed, the patient is treated placed her back in front. There are two options available. These options should be discussed before the operation and are chosen based on their choice. One option is to combine the lower body lift to the abdominal contour, also known as tummy tuck (abdominoplasty). The other option is the combination of lower body lift with an inner thigh lift, if the abdomen requires no boundary, or if the patient has had previous abdominoplasty.

These techniques use the removal of the skin, to tighten the loose, sagging tissue. You can add the removal of the layer of fat under the skin to reduce the filling into the bottom of the body.

Candidates for body lift surgery have excess skin that must be removed by the procedure. This operation is different from liposuction, liposuction because it only removes the fat through small incisions, but does not remove the skin. However, you can perform a combination of liposuction techniques soft body lift and contour of the separate areas of the effects of the division of body lift. Again, a thorough discussion and review are essential to the determination of a complete surgical plan.

Other considerations of Lower Body Lift Surgery.

Because the narrowing of the trade reaches the bottom of the body through the removal of loose connective tissue (skin and fat), lifting the lower body should be performed when the patient is as close to their desired body weight or ideal as possible. If, for example, the patient is adjusting your lower body and then loses weight, the skin loosens and tightens be dropped. By contrast, the postoperative weight gain or stretch the skin has hardened or undo the improvements in body lift.

To be the bottom of the body is lifted and suspended by closing the skin, excess weight in the thighs and buttocks at the time of surgery can prevent long-term effect. In such cases, weight loss may be recommended before procedures lifting bodies. If this is not feasible, liposuction may be an option for slimming the thighs and buttocks before attempting to lift the body of division. These operations usually require 5.8 hours of operation when done in a single session. The process takes time away from work. Monitoring is recommended after surgery.

Benefits, Advantages and Options of the lower body lift surgery.

Corrected in one operation multiple areas (buttocks, thighs, abdomen, possibly).

Lower spreads tighten on the back, side and front of thighs than other procedures circumferential excision.

Can be combined with breast surgery or arm contouring procedures.

It can be combined with liposuction located.

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Reconstructive Surgery: Short Review

Reconstructive plastic surgery is done to correct functional impairments caused by traumatic injuries, burns, broken facial bones, birth defects, developmental abnormalities, infections, diseases and cancers or tumors. Reconstructive plastic surgery is usually performed to improve function, but can also be done to approximate a normal appearance.

The most common reconstructive plastic surgery are the removal of tumors, scar repair, laceration repair, hand surgery and breast reduction or breast. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, the number of reconstructive breast reductions for women in 2007 increased 2 percent over the previous year. Breast reduction in men in 2007 also increased 7 percent. Other surgical procedures are also common reconstructive breast reconstruction after mastectomy, cleft lip, cleft palate, contracture surgery for burn survivors, and the creation of new external ear when congenitally absent.

Plastic surgeons using microsurgical tissue transfer in the coverage of a defect when no tissue is available. The ex of skin, muscle, bone, fat, or a combination of these can be eliminated from the body, they can move to another site in the body, and can be reconnected to a blood supply by suturing arteries and veins as small that they can be 1 to 2 mm in diameter.

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