New York City · Abdominoplasty
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All surgery carries some uncertainty and risk Post-operative complications such as infection and blood clots are rare, but can occur. Infection can be treated with drainage and antibiotics, but will prolong your hospital stay. You can minimize the risk of blood clots by moving around as soon after the tummy tuck surgery as possible. Poor healing, which results in conspicuous scars, may necessitate a second operation. Smokers should be advised to stop, as smoking may increase the risk of complications and delay healing. You can reduce your risk of complications by closely following your surgeon's instructions before and after the abdominoplasty surgery, especially with regard to when and how you should resume physical activity. Continue reading about tummy tuck Back to top of tummy tuck section
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) Patient Information
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The shape of THINGS to comeSM - Dr. Zevon is a board certified plastic surgeon practicing in New York City. At his plastic surgery office in Manhattan, he performs cosmetic surgery procedures such as liposuction, tummy tuck, face lift, and eyelid surgery. Dr. Zevon also specializes in breast surgery procedures such as breast augmentation, breast implants and breast lift. Visit Dr. Zevon's extensive archive of plastic surgery before and after photographs. New York City · Abdominoplasty: Board-certified plastic surgeon Scott J. Zevon MD maintains this website to provide general health information to the public, not medical advice to individuals. If you are interested in the abdominoplasty procedure, please contact us at our Manhattan plastic surgery office to schedule a consultation with Dr. Zevon. |