Abdominoplasty and Breast Augmentation via Single Incision

Abdominoplasty is a procedure that is increasingly requested in conjunction with other aesthetic procedures. The combination of abdominoplasty and breast surgery has been the most frequently performed combined procedures in aesthetic surgery as these body areas are often subject to the most significant alterations following pregnancy, nursing and weight alterations. The surgery for Abdominoplasty and Breast Augmentation via Single Incision begins with conventional abdominoplasty flap dissection. Umbilicus is freed. Dissection ends up at arcus costarium. A 4 cm wide opening is created with electrocautery to pass through the inframmamary fold. A subpectoral pocket is created. After adequate pocket creation, the implant is placed. After breast augmentation completed, procedure goes on with conventional abdominoplasty. Finally, the lower abdominal skin is closed in layers using absorbable barbed sutures while umbilicus inset is completed. Final adjustment can be made with liposuction cannulas. It is well reported that tummy and breast contouring surgeries increase the self-esteem, the quality of life, and self-image. Abdominoplasty and breast augmentation via single incision is a satisfactory option for mommy makeover. This combination has numerous advantages. This is preferred in the pursuit of minimizing incisions and maximizing aesthetic results in one single procedure. Transabdominal breast augmentation is a safe, reliable procedure in the appropriately selected patients. It can be used in grade 1 and some of the grade 2 breast ptotic patients who request concurrent breast augmentation and abdominoplasty.