Combining Abdominoplasty With Different Procedures
Liposuction with Abdominoplasty:
Abdominoplasty and liposuction are frequently combined. Abdominoplasty and liposuction are both surgical procedures that aim to improve the abdomen’s appearance, but they differ significantly.
While liposuction is recommended for patients who have localized fat and good skin elasticity, abdominoplasty is recommended for patients who have excess fat, saggy skin, or abdominal bulging (due to muscle stretching).
If an abdominoplasty candidate only has liposuction, the result will be an abdomen with less fat but more pronounced sagging. Abdominoplasty and liposuction, on the other hand, complement each other. Because most people who want an abdominoplasty also have fat in their abdomen and other parts of their bodies, most abdominoplasty surgeries are combined with abdominal liposuction.
Breast Surgeries:
Many abdominoplasty patients, particularly women who have given birth or lost a significant amount of weight, also experience changes in their breasts. As a result, an abdominoplasty is frequently combined with a breast lift or reduction. In the case of men, removing excess fat or breast tissue is a common treatment for gynecomastia, often combined with a tummy tuck.
Arm, Tight, & Butt Lifts:
These are common procedures, particularly in obese patients with saggy skin in the abdomen and other body areas. Here, the surgeon performs liposuction around the thighs, buttocks, and/or underarms to reshape their contours to suit the new abdominoplasty results.