Body Remodeling – Abdominoplasty
Plastic surgery is a surgical reconstruction that rectifies and reshapes or reshapes the appearance of the tissues of the face and body due to any defect or disease. To reduce scarring, disfigurement, and improve appearance, this method is used; Plastic surgery is a therapeutic and cosmetic reformation of tissues.
It has derived its origin from the Greek word plastikos, which means to shape or mold.
The main goal of plastic surgeons is to improve the appearance, self-image, personality, and confidence of patients through the type of plastic surgery. Aesthetic and reconstructive procedures.
In the reconstructive procedure involves the correction of defects in the face or body. These include all kinds of birth defects such as cleft palates, lips, any other deformity, traumatic injuries, or the marks that remain after treatment for a disease.
Aesthetic or cosmetic procedures involve the alteration of a part of the body that the person wishes to change. Common procedures include breast augmentation, reduction, or reshaping. Correcting the shape of the nose, removing excess fat from specific areas of the body is also part of cosmetic surgery. Few cosmetic surgeries do not involve a surgical procedure. It is only an outpatient treatment, which consists of cutting and sewing. Removing unwanted hair and sanding the skin to remove scars are classic examples of this outpatient cosmetic surgery.
Where was the beginning?
It all started in ancient India by the great surgeon Susrutha in the 8th century BC. Skin grafting was the first cosmetic surgery to be performed. In his work Sushruta Samhita, descriptions of rhinoplasty and otoplasty were made. The novels were then able to perform a similar repair technique on damaged ears. In the mid-15th century, the European surgeon Heinrich von Pfolspeundt made a new nose by removing skin from the back of someone who did not have a nose. In 1827, Dr. John Peter Mettauer was the first American surgeon to perform the first cleft palate operation. Next comes Sir Harold Gillies from New Zealand and then Archibald McIndoe, who pioneered the treatment of those suffering from severe fire burns.
Different types of plastic surgery include: tummy tuck or abdominoplasty, abdominal etching, augmentation mammoplasty or breast augmentation, labiaplasty, buttock augmentation or buttock implant, otoplasty or ear surgery, scar removal, acne, blepharoplasty, mastopexy or lift breast augmentation, rhinoplasty or nose reshaping, rhytidectomy or facelift, chin augmentation and mesotherapy or liposuction