Abdominoplasty Introduction

Abdominoplasty is a surgery that removes excess skin and fat from the abdomen to create a smoother and firmer look. It also tightens weakened abdominal muscles to improve body shape and stability. This procedure is commonly chosen after major weight loss, pregnancy, or when the abdomen does not respond to exercise.

How Abdominoplasty Is Performed Using Essential Nivda Drapes and Surgical Disposables

Abdominoplasty begins with positioning the patient under sterile Nivda Drapes to maintain a fully protected surgical field. The surgeon makes an incision across the lower abdomen to access and lift the skin. Weakened abdominal muscles are repaired and tightened using surgical sutures to strengthen the core. Excess skin and fat are then removed to create a smooth and contoured abdominal profile. Throughout the procedure, Nivda Reinforced Surgical Gowns, wrapping sheets, and fluid-resistant drapes ensure strict infection control and safe handling of instruments. This sterile setup helps achieve clean results, reduces risks, and ensures a precise and aesthetically pleasing outcome.