Pictures During Tumescent Abdominoplasty Surgery
Warning: The following material on this page is graphic in nature. Please skip if explicit surgical details bother you.
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Tummy Tuck Abdominoplasty |
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Minimal Bruising Tumescent Tummy Tuck - Photographs During Surgery |
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| Tumescent Anesthesia | Lower Skin Elevation | Old Belly Button | Fascia Sculpture | Trim Excess | Drains? | New Belly Button | Final Sculpture |
Adjustment of how much tissue needs to be removed is an art. The clamp to the left permits adjustment of the tension during this sculpture of tumescent abdominoplasty surgery.
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In this photograph, Dr. Bermant uses a scalpel to divide the skin. What is above the knife will be closed to the skin from the lower abdominal region. Tissue below the scalpel is the excess to be discarded. |
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this picture, Dr. Bermant is removing the redundant tissue. The
extra tissue has been removed on the left side of the photograph.
These images help show just how much abdominoplasty surgery is really
sculpture of tissue. |
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Bleeding with tumescent abdominoplasty surgery is much less. This results in less bruising after surgery.
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