As accredited surgeons, we here at Safer Cosmetic Surgery appreciate that many individuals feel self-conscious surrounding the appearance of their stomach. During a woman?s lifetime, their body is subjected to various changes, which may include weight loss and gain as a result of childbirth. Such events can distort the outward appearance of a stomach, leaving it scarred, stretched and in the case of excessive weight loss ? sagging. It is typically for this reason that many women look to cosmetic surgery, specifically that of a tummy tuck to reduce such signs.
Although surgery may be a viable option, there are associated risks which need to be considered and explained before any surgery is committed to. One way to reduce any health risks is by seeking the expertise of an accredited surgeon.
There are numerous ways you can go about this, the first is by talking to your GP to identify any surgeons in the area local to where you live. By doing this you are assured to locate a surgeon that is BAAPS and/or BAPRAS approved which goes some way to reducing the risks posed by this type of operation. The other is to browse through our regularly updated website.
Once you have found a surgeon local to you, you will need to schedule a consultation to discuss the operation itself, the potential risks and the after-effects of the operation. This will allow you to have a detailed chat with your chosen surgeon to establish the potential effects the procedure will have on your body, as you may find that you experience soreness and some discomfort following the operation.
Although you will need to refrain from participating in any particularly exertive exercise, it may be possible to slowly ease back into your normal routine by starting with a less demanding exercises; whether this may be a leisurely dip in your local swimming pool in Windsor, or slowly building up your strength in your Surrey or London based gym, mild exercise is acceptable once the wound itself has healed.
If you would like further information regarding the procedure of the tummy tuck itself or any other form of cosmetic surgery, then feel free to explore our website. It has lots of useful information, which is especially good for those looking to research a specific procedure.
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Source: http://www.healthandfitness-blog.co.uk/?p=291
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