Tummy Tuck Archives

Smoking and Surgery: A Risk to Healing and Aesthetic Outcomes

evitaclinic2025-01-14T14:19:38+09:00

Smoking significantly impacts post-surgical healing, especially in breast surgeries and tummy tucks, by constricting blood vessels and reducing oxygen supply. This can lead to complications like necrosis, delayed healing, and hypertrophic scarring. Ensuring adequate blood flow is critical for optimal recovery and aesthetic results. To minimize risks, smokers should quit at least one week before surgery and remain smoke-free for at least two weeks postoperatively. Prioritizing this step improves healing outcomes and overall surgical success.

Smoking and Surgery: A Risk to Healing and Aesthetic Outcomesevitaclinic2025-01-14T14:19:38+09:00

Seroma After Tummy Tuck: What It Is and How to Manage It

evitaclinic2025-01-05T00:13:29+09:00

A tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is a transformative procedure that enhances body contour and boosts confidence. However, like any major surgery, minor post-operative issues can arise, with seroma being one of the most common. Seroma occurs when fluid accumulates in the surgical area due to disrupted lymphatic flow. While typically harmless, proper prevention and management—such as compression garments, balanced activity, and drain care—are essential for a smooth recovery. Learn how to minimize risks and handle seroma effectively for optimal healing.

Seroma After Tummy Tuck: What It Is and How to Manage Itevitaclinic2025-01-05T00:13:29+09:00

The Key to Abdominal Aesthetics: Tummy Tucks and Umbilicoplasty

evitaclinic2024-12-31T11:23:17+09:00

Discover the transformative power of tummy tucks and the pivotal role of umbilicoplasty in achieving abdominal harmony. This comprehensive guide delves into the differences between mini, standard, and extended tummy tucks, with a special focus on reshaping the belly button for natural and proportional aesthetics. Featuring insights from Dr. Francis Jeon, learn how personalized approaches ensure optimal results tailored to individual needs.

The Key to Abdominal Aesthetics: Tummy Tucks and Umbilicoplastyevitaclinic2024-12-31T11:23:17+09:00

Tummy Tuck (Lipoabdominoplasty) – Recovery Instructions

evitaclinic2025-04-23T10:58:04+09:00

Recover safely and confidently after your tummy tuck surgery at Evita Clinic. Learn how to care for your incisions, manage drains, wear compression garments, and ease back into daily life with our step-by-step post-operative instructions. Your healing is our priority.

Tummy Tuck (Lipoabdominoplasty) – Recovery Instructionsevitaclinic2025-04-23T10:58:04+09:00

Drain After Surgery

evitaclinic2025-04-14T10:20:39+09:00

A surgical drain is a small tube placed under your skin during procedures like Tummy Tucks, Gynecomastia, or Breast Surgery at Evita Clinic. Its main purpose is to remove excess fluid from the surgical area, which helps reduce swelling and promotes faster healing. You will need to empty the attached collection bulb several times daily and carefully record the fluid amount – this information is crucial for your surgeon during follow-up visits. While wearing the drain might feel slightly awkward, it is secured by a stitch and typically not painful. The drain is usually removed after 3 to 5 days, depending on your surgery and when the fluid output decreases significantly. The removal process is quick and generally involves only minor discomfort.

Drain After Surgeryevitaclinic2025-04-14T10:20:39+09:00

Unlocking the Mystery of Visceral Obesity: Why Surgery Isn’t Enough

evitaclinic2025-01-26T23:31:34+09:00

Visceral obesity, or central obesity, is a serious health concern linked to heart disease, diabetes, and other risks. Unlike subcutaneous fat, visceral fat surrounds vital organs and cannot be removed through liposuction or tummy tuck. Learn about effective strategies, including lifestyle changes, medical treatments, and the role of surgical procedures in motivating long-term weight management.

Unlocking the Mystery of Visceral Obesity: Why Surgery Isn’t Enoughevitaclinic2025-01-26T23:31:34+09:00

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