Abdominal Wall Reconstruction

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Due to heredity, an injury or a hernia, you may have a weakness or deformity of your abdominal wall. Abdominal Wall Reconstruction will restore this area of your body to its fullest possible capacity, while strengthening both the wall itself and the related muscles. To do so, Dr. Pnini will reposition your abdominal muscles to support your torso properly. After the operation, which is one of the least “cosmetic” plastic surgeries, you may feel a little like you are wearing a girdle, at least at first, as the area will probably feel (and be) much tighter.