Plastic Surgery Blog

For anyone who wishes they could turn back the hands of time, regaining their youthful countenance, getting a facelift may be an effective solution.

For those who are dissatisfied with the size, shape, or proportions of their nose, a procedure called rhinoplasty offers the chance for real, lasting cosmetic change.

If you’re wondering how long you’ll be sidelined after having Omaha plastic surgeon Dr. Ayoub perform abdominoplasty, also known as a tummy tuck, on you, you’ve come to the right place. We’re here to discuss all things exercise after getting sagging and drooping skin excised – and potentially even separated abdominal muscles stitched back together – after getting a tummy tuck.

Anytime you’re going to have a surgery, whether it’s medically necessitated or elective, it’s completely understandable to want to know what your recovery process will look like and how long your recovery will take. For Omaha patients seeking a full tummy tuck, that desire is no different.

Abdominoplasty, also known as a tummy tuck, can provide Omaha men and women with amazing results by resculpting and reshaping their abdomens. But, the results aren’t guaranteed for life. Patients who are considering this plastic surgery should follow these 3 steps in order to achieve and maintain long-lasting results that they’ll love.

In case you didn’t already know, having liposuction performed on a problem area on your body doesn’t guarantee that the fatty deposit will never come back. Granted, the cosmetic procedure sucks out a limited number of fat cells forever. However, adjacent fat cells will remain in your body, and if your weight fluctuates in the future, those remaining fat cells can grow with future weight gain or shrink with future weight loss.

You may have never heard about it before, but plastic surgeons like Omaha’s Dr. Ayoub actually perform 5 different types of tummy tucks, or abdominoplasties. The names of the procedures are lower horizontal, high lateral tension, vertical, inverted T, and reverse abdominoplasty. What does each different tummy tuck procedure treat, and which one is right for you? Keep reading to learn more.

If you’re an Omaha woman considering getting a breast augmentation, you’re probably wondering if you should get saline or silicone breast implants. Both types are FDA-approved and completely safe for surgery, but they offer different benefits, and some women may prefer one set of benefits over another. To help you decide, we’ve put together this blog post explaining the differences between each type of implant.

Some Omaha men and women visit Dr. Ayoub of Westfield Plastic Surgery because they have stubborn fatty deposits on their body that just won’t respond to diet or exercise – or exist in an area that may not be able to be exercised. Party of your body that may have these unwanted pockets of fat include your abdomen, flanks, inner thighs, outer thighs, arms, and the area under your chin.

 Sometimes, no matter how much an Omaha man or woman exercises, he or she still has extra skin that hangs from his or her abdominal muscles. The reasons are varied. Some people have this excess skin because they recently lost a dramatic amount of weight and, despite their best exercise efforts, this skin just won’t “snap back” into place. Other times, local moms have this excess skin after having children. Some patients never had an issue with excess abdominal skin until they got older, and gravity started to take its toll.