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	1. Is the wound from Abdominoplasty very obvious? Are there any other methods?

	Currently Abdominoplasty will leave a long thin scar at the bottom of the abdomen, but we will designate the scar to be in the area that can be covered by pants and not easily seen. If the scar really bothers you, we recommend you to apply vitamin c essence after surgery; it can allow the wound to quickly lighten and not leave an obvious scar.

	2. Will there be problems if tissue glue is not added on?

	The goal of tissue glue is to let the two layers of separated tissue fasten together in a short period of time, and decrease the amount of dead space and hematoma formation. It is not directly related to the lift surgery, and is not absolutely necessary. If you do not choose to add on tissue glue, we will put two drainage tubes near the wound to drain away the blood, and we will remove the tubes after surgery of 5-7 days depending on the recovery situation.

	3. I have had abdomen surgery before, am I suitable to get Abdominoplasty?

	Basically there should be no problem; during Abdominoplasty, we can remove the scar from the former surgery. But if you previously had peritonitis or some other major disease, you should inform the doctor voluntarily, and we will examine you before the surgery to ensure the safety of the operation.

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