Minilipectomy

Abdominal mini-spectomy is an aesthetic surgical procedure that involves removing excess skin and fatty tissue from the lower abdomen, that is, the excess skin located below the navel. Flaccidity of the abdominal skin occurs frequently after pregnancy, weight loss and aging.
Generally this procedure is performed as a complement to a body liposuction procedure.

This procedure includes: Surgery room, anesthesia, medications (celebra and ciprofloxacin), laboratory tests, cardiology (over 50 years of age or when the exam is warranted) and control appointments for one year.
This procedure does not include (only when required): one night of hospitalization (only when required), clexane medicine and hestar serum (anticoagulant, only when the doctor refers) and special laboratory tests (this depends on the patient's medical history).