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Re: abdominoplastyFrom: William J Faulkner (cougar1965@juno.com)Sun Jun 14 12:06:43 1998
> through a Pfannenstiel, it's extremely easy to do a subumbilical >> abdominoplasty, and remove the redundant skin left over from >childbearing >> (which is NOT amenable to exercise and weight reduction). >> >> Joe P. >-- > >As a general surgeon it is one of my privilges to do it. I do not when >the vagina has been opened. The cutaneo-adipous flap detachment is too >large to take a septic risk. > >-- >Bernard Cristalli MD CNGOF Thank you Bernard. Anyone who thinks he can perform more than a half-assed abdominoplasty through a Pffanensteil (extremely easily no less) has never seen a plastic surgeon perform an abdominoplasty. This is major surgery ( if done properly) and probably has more attendant risk than the hysterectomy which Joe wants to perform concomitantly. Yes, I have assisted on such procedures at the ime of a hysterectomy. Regards, Will
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