
How Does a Drain Work in Tummy Tuck Surgery?
Drains can be very helpful in facilitating wound healing after tummy tuck surgery (known in the plastic surgery world as “abdominoplasty”). Many surgeons routinely place at least one drain during […]
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Fayetteville Plastic Surgeon Answers Mommy Makeover FAQs
Dr. Stephen Herring, a plastic surgeon in Fayetteville, discusses some of the most popular questions asked by patients who are interested in a personalized mommy makeover. Fayetteville, NC – As […]
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What Happens to the Belly Button During Tummy Tuck Surgery?
If you are one of our many patients interested in undergoing tummy tuck surgery (abdominoplasty), you may be wondering what happens to the belly button (umbilicus) during this popular cosmetic […]
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What Tissue Is Removed With Tummy Tuck Surgery?
Patients seeking tummy tuck surgery (abdominoplasty) often ask what type of tissue is removed during the procedure. While the specifics of abdominoplasty (such as the location of the tissue and […]
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What Is a “High Profile” Breast Implant?
Breast augmentation surgery has become a very popular cosmetic procedure over the past 30 years. The science of breast augmentation was in its infancy three decades ago and has been […]
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Is There a Limit to the Size of Breast Implants I Can Get?
When choosing a breast implant size, several factors are considered. The primary factors are the goals of the patient. Patients have frequently done their own research prior to their in-person […]
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Will My Stomach Be Flat After Abdominoplasty?
Abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) patients frequently ask, “Will my stomach be flat after abdominoplasty?” Several factors can affect the contour of the abdomen. This includes the patient’s extra-muscular fat (fat on […]
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Another Advantage of the “French Design” Incision for Abdominoplasty
In addition to helping conceal the abdominoplasty scar, there is another advantage to the “French design” incision. A basic principle of wound closure is that the vectors (direction) of tension […]
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