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Good Tummy Tuck Results : In an Athlete
Posted by admin in "Good Plastic Surgery in the OC", Dr D's Patients on January 28, 2013
Good tummy tuck results in an athlete can be difficult. The surgery needs to be carefully modified and proscribed specifically in very fit clients. Below is a “Before & After” of an athletic woman who could not lose the loose “pudge” in her tummy. The portion of this extra flab near the panty has been called mother’s apron. The medical term is pannus. This patient did not have a very loose or prominent pannus, but was bothered by it. Although she was quite fit, she came wondering whether an “athlete tummy tuck” might be beneficial.
Good Tummy Tuck Results
Upon examination, a belly button hernia was also found with a lot of muscular wall thinning nearby. This was likely a derivative of child bearing. A tummy tuck with abdominal hernia repair was performed and at 5 months she was pleased.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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Originally posted 2010-12-20 07:30:45.
Good Tummy Tuck Results – Orange County California
Posted by admin in "Good Plastic Surgery in the OC", Dr D's Patients, tummy tuck pre-op tutorial on January 1, 2013
Good tummy tuck results
are the result of well performed surgery in the proper candidate:
“T” had been bothered by her tummy since the birth of her last child. She had some loose skin but not a prominent fat apron. A small belly button hernia was present with a good deal of thinning of the abdominal muscular envelope. A tummy tuck and abdominal hernia repair was performed and at 4 months she was very happy and that translates to good tummy tuck results.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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Finding the Best Plastic Surgery Online
Posted by admin in Dr D's Truth on December 22, 2012
Just for the sake of comparison I did some web searching looking into the blogosphere for the “best plastic surgery.” What I found were spun articles and nonsensical gibberish probably created to capture the computerized eye of the search engines. It seems that these days all anyone is trying to do online is capture search engine results. The problem when you are an actual person interested in plastic surgery is that searching “best plastic surgery” might just give you the worst.
First of all, when looking into the “best plastic surgery,” you are really better served by looking into your procedure of interest as we do not all specialize in everything. Who does?
What is not always so evident is the online recommendations (and negative tirades as well) can be faked. So can the appearance of that doctor who looks like a rock star online on his site. Remember Lifestyle Lift and the State of New York? The company paid a $300,000 fine for faking reviews on the internet. It still amazes me that they are still in business. Their site looks pretty slick though.
Do you honestly think the Google knows the difference between a good tummy tuck and a not-so-good tummy tuck? Search engine results are a keyword mediated computerized lottery. Some of those results are paid results too and appear higher not based on quality, but based on dollars. The bottom line is that you can get starter information from searching online, but then the work really begins.
I have written online on how potential patients might screen a potential plastic surgeon. Please do so before consenting to surgery rather than trust the veracity of a potentially fateful search engine result.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Originally posted 2012-01-05 07:30:25.
Value Shopping for a Tummy Tuck in Orange County California
Posted by admin in Dr D's Truth, tummy tuck pre-op tutorial on October 21, 2011
It sometimes surprises me how little discrimination patients employ when choosing a tummy tuck surgeon in Orange County. It is clear that many of them know very little about what makes one practice’s service better than that found elsewhere. OK, so what makes for the “best orange county tummy tuck?”
Ignoring the fact that I do these so as to not make this a total piece of SPAM, let’s look at some differences between practices when it comes to tummy tuck surgery. Here are some things about which you can inquire as you research who you will choose to do your tummy tuck in the OC:
(1) Who sees you for your first consultation? – Ideally it would be your prospective surgeon right? If you can’t get face time with him before surgery you gotta wonder about afterward. Some practices have initial consultations done by sharply dressed sales people.
(2) Is your new prospective “Dr X” qualified to perform tummy tuck surgery? – Here are a few things you can do to find out.
(3) Who sees you for your post-operative visits? – Again you might like it to be your prospective surgeon. Some practices have follow-up done by techs or nurses. It is cheaper but not equivalent is it?
(4) How many post-operative visits do you have with the doctor? – It takes a while for tummy tuck surgery results to show themselves. There are things to do like the removal of pain pumps and drains. Who does all these things? Who assesses whether you are ready to have these things done for you? Are you expected to remove them yourself?
My point is that you should check out the practice in which you are thinking about having your tummy tuck like you are doing a job interview. You are. Think about is as “Value shopping.”
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
Good Plastic Surgery in the OC – Great Tummy Tuck
Posted by admin in "Good Plastic Surgery in the OC", Dr D's Patients, tummy tuck pre-op tutorial on August 19, 2011
“N” is a petite woman who had a much taller husband and therefore pretty large babies for her frame. Her tummy wall had been stretched pretty significantly by this and despite the fact that she worked out quite a bit, improvements were limited. Her abdominal wall was thin and she required an extensive muscle repair during her tummy tuck procedure. Her post-operative image in the upper right corner is a 8 months.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD






