Restoring Your Body Shape After Childbirth
1. Why Choose the Department of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery, University Medical Center Ho Chi Minh City?
- A team of leading specialists, including Associate Professors, PhDs, and physicians specializing in plastic and reconstructive surgery, aesthetic surgery, and wound treatment
- Updated techniques and the latest treatment approaches in line with global trends
- Reasonable, clear, and transparent costs
- Multidisciplinary collaboration with a focus on comprehensive patient care
- Professional and dedicated care
2. How Should You Prepare?
Before Surgery:
- Consultation and direct discussion with a physician
- Laboratory tests and other diagnostic assessments
- Schedule the procedure
After Surgery:
- Take medications as prescribed
- Follow the postoperative care instructions provided by the surgeon
- Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled
3. Aesthetic Services for Women After Childbirth at the Department of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery
- Breast aesthetic surgery
- Abdominoplasty
- Liposuction
- Aesthetic surgery of the eyes, nose, lips, and chin
- Cesarean-section scar revision
- Wrinkle reduction using laser therapy, botulinum toxin, and dermal fillers
Improving Breast Appearance
- Common concerns that may require correction: Small or reduced breast volume, breast ptosis, and changes in the areola and nipples
- Procedures requiring specialist consultation: Breast augmentation with implants of different sizes, breast lift for sagging breasts, nipple and areola correction, and reduction mammoplasty for overly large breasts
- The procedure is performed under general anesthesia. Patients may be discharged on the same day if their health condition is stable. Light work and daily activities may be resumed after surgery.
Addressing Abdominal Concerns
- Excess skin and fat around the abdomen can affect women’s confidence. Depending on the condition of the abdomen, the most appropriate technique may be recommended, including abdominal liposuction, abdominoplasty, or treatment of problematic scars such as hypertrophic or keloid scars.
After prolonged weight gain and breastfeeding, a woman’s body contours may change, with common concerns including:
- Reduced breast volume, sagging, and breast ptosis
- Multiple abdominal fat folds and excess abdominal skin
- Problematic scars following cesarean delivery
The information above is for reference purposes only and is not intended as medical advice. Please contact your doctor for detailed medical consultation.