I'm wondering if abdominoplasty needs to be redone, and if redoing it would damage the newly created belly button.
I apologize for any confusion, but I need more information to provide a proper response. If you have experienced weight gain after a tummy tuck, it can lead to various problems such as stretching of the skin and muscle repair, as well as the return of fat. Weight gain can also exacerbate breathing issues, difficulty in exercising, and reflux. It is important to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can assess your specific situation and provide appropriate guidance. Best wishes to you.
Thank you very much for your question. Gaining 60 pounds is a significant amount of weight and can cause various changes in your body. However, without a photograph and specific height/weight information, it is challenging to provide specific advice. For more meaningful guidance, I suggest seeking a consultation with a healthcare professional.
Heavy weight gain after an abdominoplasty can lead to several complications. The repair of the abdominal fascia is strong, but weight gain can cause an increase in visceral fat, leading to increased intra-abdominal pressure. This can cause or worsen reflux, hemorrhoids, and discomfort from muscle tightness. I hope this information helps.
Maintaining a stable weight before and after tummy tuck surgery is generally recommended to preserve the results and prevent stretching of the tailored skin. Gaining weight after a tummy tuck can negatively impact aesthetic goals.
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