Modified “T”-Shaped Umbilicoplasty: A Practical Technique for Creating a Sunken Navel in Abdominoplasty
Jorge I Borunda
TL;DR
This paper introduces a new umbilicoplasty technique using a T-shaped incision to create a sunken navel during abdominoplasty.
Contribution
A novel '3-flap' umbilicoplasty technique with a T-shaped incision is presented for improved navel aesthetics.
Findings
The T-shaped incision allows limited dissection for repositioning the navel.
The technique aims to achieve a sunken navel appearance during abdominoplasty.
The method is described in detail through a video article format.
Abstract
Many umbilicoplasty techniques have been proposed, all with the main goal to creating an aesthetically pleasing navel. In this video article, a “3-flap” umbilicoplasty technique performed by the author is described, in which a T-shaped incision is made in the abdominal wall and limited dissection is used to reposition the navel during abdominoplasty. Level of Evidence: 5 (Therapeutic)
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TopicsBody Contouring and Surgery · Facial Rejuvenation and Surgery Techniques · Breast Implant and Reconstruction