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Anatomical Overview (Fig. 10.1)
1. Anterior superior iliac spine
2. Pubic bone
3. Hip bone
4. Long saphenous vein
5. Iliotibial tract
6. Femoral vein
7. Femoral artery
8. M. tensor fascia lata
9. Saphenous opening
10. Inguinal superficial lymph nodes
11. Inguinal ligament
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Anatomical Overview (Fig. 10.2)
1. Gluteal fascia
2. M. gluteus maximus
3. Gluteal fold
4. M. adductor magnus
5. M. biceps femoris
6. M. semimembranosus
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Instruments (Fig. 10.3–10.5)
1 Pump-syringe 2 Sterile centimeter rule 3 Sterile marking pen 4 Scalpel 5 Adson tweezers with plate 6 Surgical tweezers 7 Monopolar electrocoagulation 8 Insulated anatomical tweezers for hemostasis
9 Metzenbaum dissecting scissors 10 Backhaus clamps 11 Sharp four-pr o nged retractor 12 Large Langenbeck retractor 13 Large needle holder 14 Small needle holder 15 Curved forceps for hemostasis
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Duplicate Patient Information
The patient is first given comprehensive information about the objec­tives and risks of the procedure on the day of the first consultation. A written record is kept of this.
One day before the surgical procedure, the patient is again given com­prehensive information on two separate occasions: once by the surgeon and once by the surgical resident. All the risks are set down in writing at this time.
Although one tries to achieve symmetry before the intervention by pre­cisely drawing the areas of skin that are to be removed, after the opera­tion there may still be small differences between the sides. If this is very unsightly, it is possible to com pensate by making a small extra inter­vention under local anesthesia without a need to admit the patient. During the first few weeks after the operation , the scars frequently move caudally.
If the patient is also given a buttock lift, he/she must be made aware that the shape is primarily determined by the musculature and cannot be substantially changed by the intervention.
Preliminary Examinations
Current preoperative routine laboratory tests, ECG, chest X-ray if the patient is over 50.
Clinical examination of the patient.
Photographic Documentation
Overview image: Patient standing
Borders: Ventral: inguinal ligament
Dorsal: gluteal sulcus Distal: poplit eal region Medial: perineal fold
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Surgical Planning
The operation is performed under general anesthesia with endotra­cheal intuba tion. Before the intervention, the affected area is shaved. The day before the operation, the surgeon carrying out the operation discusses with the patient in detail what he/she wants in terms of changes and how the surgeon can achieve this, and draws the incision lines and resection boundaries precisely. The patient must be warned about having unrealistic expectations and be given detailed informa­tion about postoperative measures in order to avoid scar formation as far as possible. Intraoperative single-shot infection prophylaxis with cefaclor 2 g, treatment in the hospital, Steri-Strip™ dressing, thrombo­sis (fractionated heparin 1 ampule i.m. preoperatively and 3 days post­operatively) and embolism prophylaxis, special girdle.
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If the loss of elasticity and slackness of the skin is confined to the upper third of the thigh, the operation may be carried out in a half-moon shaped skin/fat resection in this area (a). The scar is then located in the groin and runs into the buttock crease. There is no scar on the inner side of the thigh. This is the operation that is wanted most frequently andisalsopresentedindetailinthevideo.
If the overstretched and therefore loose skin stretches over the whole inner side of the thigh as far as the knee, then it is necessary to carry
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out additional vertical removal of skin/fat, depending on the extent of theskinontheinnersideofthethigh(b). The scar is then located in the groin and on the inner side of the thigh, depending on how far the slackness of the skin extends, to just above the knee.
If there is also pronounced wrinkling of skin on the buttock, then a skin/fatresectionmustbecarriedouthereaswell.Thescarthenwillbe in the buttock crease and runs forwards into the inguinal region. The resection lines are drawn before the operation with the patient in a standing position. It must be kept in mind here that the incision line in the area of the inguinal fold should be relatively high (two fingerwidths in the cranial direction), since the scars always descend slightly over time and then could be visible in the upper leg area.
The incision in the groin, which is at the height of the pubic hair boundary laterally, generally runs above the inguinal fold to the thigh­perineal crease and finishes at the innermost part of the buttock crease, whichislengthenedaccordinglyifthereisalsoabuttocklift.
If only a buttock lift is carried out, then only the resection in the area of the buttocks is drawn according to the extent desired.
Positioning, Disinfection
For theoperation, the patient isplaced on the operatingtable in a supine positionwith the knees as farapart as the shoulders and the hips flexedat an angle of30°. If extensi v eremoval ofskin is required, for exam p le,if there has been extremeweight loss, then it may be necessary to use a urinary catheter both during and shortly after the operation.
Tumescence (Fig. 10.7)
After shaving and careful disinfection of the whole operating area, the tumescence solution (0.9% NaCl 500 ml, 1% prilocaine 250 mg = 25 ml, epinephrine 0.5 mg, 8.4% NaHCO
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area to be resected along the predrawn incision and dissection bound­aries. For each side, depending on the extent of the flabby skin, one needs between 250 and 500 ml of tumescence solution. The tumescence solution is pumped in manually , until a taut elastic skin tension and the typical blanching effect are noted.
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The resection area (a), as in all tightening operations, is only estab­lished when, following dissection (b), the exact superfluous skin has been fixed using key sutures. Consequently, the same basic principle always applies that before the skin flap is resected, one makes the incision on the resection line that has been pulled over and only then carries out the whole dissection.
The dissection boundary is dependent on how far the loose skin extends.
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