Tummy tuck surgery may cause damage to localized skin tissues, blood vessels, and nerves in the abdomen, and may also affect the overall shape of the abdomen, such as loose and sagging skin, unequal or uneven left and right abdomens.
Tummy tuck surgery can extract fat from the abdomen to reduce weight and stomach, but the surgery also has certain side effects.
The intraoperative operation of tummy tuck surgery may damage the skin, blood vessels and nerve tissues of the surgical site, and if infection occurs after the surgery, it may cause local redness, swelling and pain or form hematoma. In addition, if too much liposuction or unevenness between the left and right side, there may be loose and sagging abdominal skin, or affect the local aesthetics of the abdomen, the left and right side of the abdomen is not right or uneven.
Therefore, it is important to wear elastic shapewear correctly after tummy tuck surgery to fix the shape of the abdomen, and to have regular checkups.