How to get a six pack ab via surgery?

Gone are the days when people used to spend hours slogging in the gym for months at a stretch in hope of getting ‘six pack abs’ or 8 pack abs. With the advancement & progress in medical science & technology, it is now possible to get 6 pack abs via surgery.

Expectedly, a lot of people have expressed concerns about this 6 pack surgery or 6 pack ab creation surgery. Some common questions or doubts are- Is 6 pack surgery safe? Can 6 pack abs really be created via a surgery? Is the 6 pack ab surgery painful? What’s the recovery time of 6 pack ab surgery? Which technique is used to carry out a 6 pack surgery? Am I eligible for a 6 pack ab surgery? Does a six pack surgery leave a scar? etc…

Let’s try & address some of the most frequently asked questions here.

Six pack abs creation or ‘Abdominal Etching’ is a medical procedure in which the excess fat in the abdominal region is removed & the abs are sculpted to surgically create the ripped look(6 packs or 8 pack abs)

Suitable candidate for a 6 pack surgery –

An ideal candidate for a 6 pack surgery is one who is relatively fit but has not been able to get his desired “washboard abs” or the ripped 6 pack look. It should be noted that 6 pack ab creation procedure is not explicitly a fat loss surgery, though the surgeon will work on the abdominal fat content and remove them. Only moderate amount of fats are removed from the body of an individual. This surgery is more about removing the stubborn fat which is deposited only in the abs or tummy and sculpting, carving out the desired shape via the surgical procedure. Thus, people who undergo an ‘ab-etching surgery’ will walk out with their desired 6 pack abs after the surgery.

Requirements before the surgery-

The candidate needs to quit smoking 3-4 weeks before & after the surgery as it helps to heal faster. A detailed consultation with the surgeon is needed to assess the current body condition & to find out about medical history as to whether the candidate is ready & fit for an ab etching surgical procedure.

Procedure-

Marking is done to ensure a symmetrical result after the procedure & highlight the areas that need to be worked upon. Local or general anesthesia can be used. As seen in the video, Dr. Yadav is working first on the back side of the individual. Through a small incision, a thin metallic tube known as cannula is inserted and Tumescent fluid is injected. As seen in the video, Dr. Yadav is working on sculpting the back region & he ensures that a proper definition is given to the back. Fat aspiration is also done. The same steps are carried out while working on the ab region in front viz. injection of tumescent fluid, aggressive working via cannula to give a proper definition to the grooves and muscles along with fat aspiration. The emulsified fat is removed via Liposuction. In a traditional Liposuction only fat aspiration is done. As the procedure used here is high definition Liposuction via Laser technique a lot of sculpting is done to make the required muscles prominently stand out, the grooves or ‘cuts’ are made visible along with fat removal.

Scarring-

In the back region or the front region incisions are made near the hip bones, hence they will not be visible as they will be covered by clothes. The other puncture holes are minor which will fade & are not much visible with the passage of time

After Surgery:-

Medicines to quicken the healing process are provided.

There could be some swelling, bruising & redness initially which should subside in a few weeks.

The surgeon may prescribe a compression garment to assist the body tissues to adjust to their contours faster & also to reduce swelling for a couple of weeks or more.

For the first couple of weeks after the surgery physical exertion, exercise, heavy weight lifting should be avoided. The outcome of the procedure is fully evident within 4-6 months when the body has had enough time to heal.

If you or any of your relatives, acquaintance want to get that elusive 6 pack abs, you may contact Dr. Prashant Yadav from Dezire Clinic India at the following centres.

The website:-

http://dezireclinic.in/