Abstract
Objectives: Abdominoplasty is one of the most commonaesthetic operations. Using selective undermining, it is possibleto preserve at least 80 percent of the blood supply in theabdominal wall, preserving the great majority of the lymphaticvessels, and resulting in few complications compared withtraditional abdominoplasty.Material and Methods: In this study, lipoabdominoplastywas performed on 10 patients from January 2015 to December2015.Results: The results are good and excellent, especiallyregarding patient evaluation, better body contour, shorterscars, the form of the umbilicus, and a decrease in the abdominalmeasures. With a progressive adaptation of this technique,it is possible to achieve a harmonious body contour using asafe liposuction method on the abdominal and costal areas,with fast recovery and good to excellent results
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