Effect of Scarpa’s fascia Preservation during Abdominoplasty on post-operative seroma formation in overweight patients

Abstract

Presentation: Weight misfortune may prompt stomach skin repetition which causes distorting shape for the mid-region and flanks, so as a rule abdominoplasty is required. Point of study: A forthcoming investigation of 35 patients was intended to assess seroma arrangement in abdominoplasty fold height on more shallow plane with scarpa belt safeguarding. Results:The seroma arrangement either early or late were more in old style strategy and there was no significant contrast in injury contamination and dehiscence between the two strategies while Keloid development showed more possibility in traditional procedure. Conversation: There were two particular zones of lymph seepage that incorporated the epigastric zone channels to the axilla and the hypogastric territory channels to the inguinal region. The associations between the profound fat compartment and the inguinal region were kept up after scarpa belt safeguarding. Some blood supply and lymphatic waste could be held contrasted with the extraction of scarpa belt. End: Based on this examination scarpa's belt safeguarding abdominoplasty is suggested, for being more dependable, better scar shape and more acceptable for the patients.