An abdominoplasty or tummy tuck, is a surgical procedure designed to tighten the skin and muscles of the abdomen. It involves the removal of excess skin and fat that cannot be reduced with diet and exercise alone, to create a flatter, firmer, and tighter abdominal appearance. This does come with a scar that goes from hip to hip in the pant line.
A hand injury needs to be carefully assessed, for example with an xray, before the damage is diagnosed and Mr Fitzgerald O'Connor can develop a treatment plan. This can comprise simple hand therapy or surgical intervention depending on the severity of the injury.
Anyone who has experience an injury to the hand for example
From simple lacerations to major injury of the hand.
Broken bones in the hand.
All surgery involves some degree of scarring but this is always kept to an absolute minimum.
In terms of how the scars will heal and fade over time, everyone is different and the appearance will depend on skin tone, elasticity and how your skin heals.
I perform all of my operations at leading London hospitals with full emergency care available. As with any surgical procedure, it's essential we discuss the risks together so you are fully informed of what you are undertaking.
While most patients experience no significant complications, potential risks include:
Working at top teaching hospitals and private hospitals across London, easily accessible from Waterloo, Victoria and London Bridge stations, including a new clinic at Battersea Power Station.
Westminster Bridge Consulting Rooms
Westminster Bridge Rd
Lambeth, London
SE1 7EH
Cleveland Clinic London
33 Grosvenor Pl
London
SW1X 7HY
HCA Healthcare UK,
The Shard, 32 St Thomas St,
London
SE1 9BS
1st Floor,
Turbine Hall B,
Battersea Power Station,
London
SW11 8DD
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