Patricia Heaton Buttonless photos on bikini- Belly Button surgery gone wrong or right

"The former star of Everybody Loves Raymond Patricia Heaton was caught in a two piece bikini while vacationing in Hawaii. look at her pictures below. It sounds there is no belly button on her body.

Patricia Heaton belly button-less

Patricia has been very frank about going under the knife and basically reconstructing her entire body. She has admitted to having several procedures done, including a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) and breast lift. The mother of four who just turned 50 on March 4th looks pretty good in our humble opinion. She is rumored to have spent over $100,000 on the surgeries including belly button, which isn’t much when you have Everybody Loves Raymond money. She was making $90,000 per episode at the shows height. She and Kelsey Grammer are said to be making $150,000 and $275,000 per episode for their new show Back to You."

Patricia Heaton belly button less after surgery

 Patricia Heaton Belly button picture...If you look closely, they moved her belly button up to the middle of her right arm. Seriously, what the hell is that? Dear blog reader, Do you think she did in purpose?

Patricia Heaton belly button less after surgery

 Several websites are posting photos of Patricia Heaton in a bikini and claiming she has no belly button after having a tummy tuck surgery on her body. Is this true? And if so, why? It's hard to tell from these photos if her umbilicus (belly button) was removed during her tummy tuck. If it was, this is actually not that uncommon, as many patients who have a special tummy tuck surgery have a hernia of their belly button as well. Some surgeons will repair the hernia at the time of the tummy tuck surgery. When this occurs, there is a risk that the belly button will lose its blood supply and die. Some surgeons will pre-empt this process by actually removing the belly button at the time of the surgery, with plans to remake a new one later. They always tend to repair it at the time of surgery or have it done after the tummy tuck has completely healed.

Patricia Heaton belly button less after surgery

I'm guessing she's not into sex except as a means of procreation. So if you want to 'hit it', be prepared to take care of some belly button-less demon spawns. therefore, always anticipate about the positive or negative result of tummy tuck surgery and please give your best speculation on the comment box below in terms of we can be alert or take some methods to prevent from these kind of damages. This one ruin many lives specially those people who's profession is media fields such as modeling, TV, presenter, Hollywood, Bollywood etc. Please be aware of that.

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Photos after buttock surgery - before and after

The bilateral rotation flap technique provides autologous gluteal augmentation or postbariatric surgery patient

The remarkable health beMassive weight loss after bariatric surgery are well established in the surgical literature. As a result, the procedure is being performed more frequently than ever. However, a massive pannus and redundant skin and soft tissue in many areas of the body—including the hips, thighs, arms, back, and gluteal region—often remain following massive weight loss. These areas of excess tissue can cause considerable morbidity for the bariatric-surgery patient

The Buttocks Before & After Weight Loss

In addition to the obvious aesthetic benefits that result after this tissue is resected, relief from chronic intertriginous infections and improvements in mobility and ability to perform daily functions can be expected when these real deformities are addressed by the plastic surgeon.

One body area that has received little attention following massive weight loss is the gluteal region. Using de-epithelialized adipocutaneous flaps from the lumbar region in an area that is typically excised during belt-lipectomy body-lift surgery, surgeons can achieve improved gluteal projection and contour. This procedure is particularly well suited for the redundant lower-back skin commonly seen in the postbariatric surgical patient (Figure 1).1

The technique described here exploits the excess tissue in the lower back for gluteal augmentation with bilateral, de-epithelialized, paddle-shaped dermal-fat flaps based on a medial vascular pedicle. No new scars result in patients who have already undergone a belt lipectomy, and well-shaped buttocks can be reliably achieved with low complication rates.

Surgical Plan and Markings Bilateral,

The Buttocks Before & After Weight Loss

inferiorly rotated, de-epithelialized, adipocutaneous flaps based on perforators of the superior gluteal artery are used for the augmentation. Preoperative markings are performed with the patient in a standing position and are based upon two anatomic landmarks: the coccyx and the anterosuperior iliac spine. A mark is made in the posterior midline 4 cm superior to the coccyx and is extended laterally in a line toward each anterosuperior iliac spine, finishing anteriorly in line with the location an abdominoplasty scar would occupy.

The second line—the superior limit of skin and subcutaneous adipose tissue resection—depends upon the degree of laxity of the redundant skin and the subcutaneous adipose tissue to be excised. Analogous to an anterior abdominoplasty resection, the markings are parallel lines ending at the posterior midline (Figure 2).

Description of the Procedure

The operation begins with the patient in the supine position. The marked anterior area is carefully de-epithelialized, and the anterior portions of the flaps are released bilaterally. The patient is then turned to the prone position, and the de-epithelialization of the posterior aspect of the flaps is completed.

The Buttocks Before & After Weight Loss

Next, bilateral gluteal pockets are created above the gluteal muscle fascia plane, so that they can receive the dermal-fat rotation flap. An incision is made down to the gluteal fascia, and the thick dermal-fat flaps are undermined toward the gluteal fold, just above the gluteal fascia (Figure 3). The same maneuver is performed on the contralateral side.

The flaps are then rotated into the pockets. The flaps’ vascular pedicles consist of the cutaneous perforators of the superior gluteal artery (Figure 4). After careful hemostasis is obtained, the viability of the dermal-fat flaps is tested. The two edges of the flaps are rotated and sutured together in the muscle-fascia plane. The thick dermal-fat flap covering the rotation flap is advanced in the cephalic direction and closed in layers, using the superficial fascial system for strength.2

Satisfactory Results The 30 patients in this series were quite satisfied with the postoperative contour improvements in the gluteal region following gluteal autologous fat augmentation in combination with a belt lipectomy. A widened scar occurred in a few areas in the posterior incision that was likely due to excess tension on the closure line. In addition, we observed a seroma that was successfully treated with a long-term drain (10 days). There were no incidences of flap loss or infection.