I deeply regret having undergone a certain surgery as I believe it was the biggest mistake of my life. I am in constant pain and discomfort, and I also have a hernia that causes frequent pain. My plastic surgeon mentioned that the surgery can be reversed, but I am unsure about the details of such a procedure. I am currently unable to perform simple tasks and it seems I may have to quit my job. I have been unable to find any information about reversing this particular surgery, which is causing me a lot of distress. Could you please provide guidance and help me understand what a reversal procedure would entail?
Once a part of our body has undergone surgery, it undergoes permanent changes. If breast reconstruction involves tissue that can be removed, it may be replaced with implant-based reconstruction. However, the extent of reconstruction in the abdomen depends on the specific procedure performed, such as pedicle tram flap, microvascular free tram flap, or DIEP flap. If a pedicle tram flap was done, it is unlikely that the muscle can be fully restored to its previous function. I recommend discussing your surgery and abdominal repair options with your surgeon.
Yes, a TRAM Flap procedure can be a significant operation. Once it is performed, it is unlikely that anyone can revert you back to your original pre-surgery state. If your hernia is the issue causing your symptoms, addressing it would be important for improvement. I recommend seeking a surgeon in your area who is experienced in Abdominal Wall Reconstruction. These procedures can be complex and require a surgeon with expertise to achieve optimal outcomes. Consider consulting a Plastic Surgeon near you.
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