Tummy Tuck Accompanied with other Cosmetic Surgeries
Generally speaking, combined cosmetic surgeries increase the risk of surgery and serious post-operation complications.
advantages such as a shorter rest period, less operation time and reduced surgical and hospital costs by up to 30 % have led to many patients welcoming combined cosmetic surgeries.
Being in a good physical condition and having an experienced and expert surgery team reduces the risk of a Tummy Tuck surgery combined with other cosmetic surgeries to a great extent.
The most common Tummy Tuck accompanied other cosmetic surgeries are:
The Combined Liposuction and Tummy Tuck
The Tommy Tuck surgery sometimes gets confused with the Liposuction surgery even though these two cosmetic surgeries are totally different in nature.
Liposuction is performed with the objective of eliminating the accumulated fat in separate areas of the body whereas cutting across the skin to remove excess skin or strengthen the abdominal muscle tissue is ONLY done in Abdominoplasty. These two operations can also be done in combination.
According to the studies carried out by the Medical Journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), these two operations yield in better results with less side-effects in patients.
The Combined Breast Surgery and Tummy Tuck
Tummy Tuck accompanied breast surgery may include Mastopexy (lifting the breasts), Reduction Mammoplasty or Breast Augmentation.
The Combined Tummy Tuck and Lipomatic
The main objective of this combined surgery is to eliminate the excess fat and skin tissue in the abdominal area, waist, thighs and buttocks and lifting the thighs and the buttocks.
Tummy Tuck in the Mommy Makeover Surgery
For ladies who have become mothers and want to achieve the appearance they have before their pregnancy and do NOT wish to have any more babies, the MOMMY MAKEOVER cosmetic surgeries are performed and the Tummy Tuck is considered to be one of them.
The Combined Tummy Tuck and Abdominal Gynecologic (cosmetic and non-cosmetic)
A study that was carried out by Sammy Sinno et al on 25 patients who had had a combined abdominoplasty and Abdominal gynecology (cosmetic or non-cosmetic gynecology) surgery performed on them has indicated a dramatic decrease in the operation length, amount of blood lost and the recovery and hospitalization period after the surgery and no serious problems were reported regarding the individuals who had underwent the combined surgery compared to those who had had the separate surgeries carried out.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21508816
