A belt lipectomy , also known as the lower body lift , is a surgical procedure that reshapes the abdomen, hips, thighs, and buttocks of the patient.
Video Belt lipectomy
Description
This procedure is an extension of the concept of high lateral heel tilt voltage developed by Ted Lockwood. Lockwood basically recreates the tummy tuck by redefining the suspension properties of the deeper tissues of the abdomen and pelvis. The lower part of the body lifts a completely tummy tuck incision around the lower body. This allows the re-suspension of the lateral and anterior thighs along with traditional tummy tuck repair.
This operation is widespread and is known for wound healing complications. Some surgeons have divided the operation randomly into smaller parts to help limit these complications. Furthermore, this concept has been extended to include additional enhancements such as the inner thigh (medial thigh lift). The traditional lower body appointment targets the upper thighs and buttocks and abdomen. For patients with large-volume weight, this operation is ideal for removing excessive skin that often "hangs" around the rootstock.
This operation usually takes 5-8 hours of operation when done simultaneously. This procedure takes time off from work. Close post-operative supervision is recommended.
Maps Belt lipectomy
See also
- Abdominoplasty
References
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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