Introduction to Hands Surgery
Many, very overweighed people, losing excess weight by dieting or cosmetic surgery, faced with sagging skin. Often, the skin droops into the upper arm, on the inside, which looks not aesthetically pleasing. People with saggy skin of the hands shy to appear on beaches and in the city, in shirts without sleeves and sundresses. In addition, saggy skin can deliver, and physical discomfort.
Helps solve the problem of plastic skin - brachioplasty. During this operation, excess skin is removed. Brachioplasty a performed under general anesthesia and lasts for about a half to two hours.
Contraindications to brachioplasty are transferred before the operation to the lymph nodes under the arms and mastoektomiya.
During the operation, made the cut on the inner arm, from elbow to shoulder, and removes the necessary amount of skin. The remaining skin is sutured cosmetic suture, which absorbed some time after the operation. After brachioplasty bandage is applied, which removed about a week, unless there are complications, such as bruises, infections and tumors. However, the risk of complications is extremely low, if the trust operation by qualified professionals.
After seven or eight days after surgery, the patient usually has returned to normal, except for physical activity and certain restrictions imposed by medical professionals. But even after fifteen days, these limitations are minimized, and after a month of operations will be reminded just scars.
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Complications after brachioplasty
Scars - are the main drawback brachioplasty. Unfortunately, they can not be done completely invisible. Usually they are drawn from the armpit to the elbow on the inside of the arm. As well as Abdominoplasty, brachioplasty change one cosmetic problem (excess skin) for another (scars). Although there are varying degrees of sagging skin, this operation is suitable for most people who have lost a lot of weight. Possible hematoma (accumulation of blood under the flap), marginal necrosis (death of part of the flap), infection, seroma (accumulation of tissue fluid under the flap).
Contraindications for plastic skin:
Diseases of the cardiovascular and respiratory systems
Diabetes
Obesity