Is there a minimally invasive surgical procedure for repairing the Diastasis Recti in men? Diastasis Recti in Men. In this video we are going to dive into a topic that might not get a lot of attention but is incredibly important for many men out there – diastasis recti. You might have heard about this…
What can happen if you leave Diastasis Recti Untreated? Diastasis Recti Untreated. First, let’s define diastasis recti. The rectus abdominis muscles, commonly known as the “six-pack” muscles, are two large parallel muscles located in the center of the abdomen. They are covered by a thick sheet of fascia and connected to each other at the…
The Mini Mini Tuck also known as “Dri Tuck” The Mini Mini Tuck also known as “Dri Tuck” represents a groundbreaking advancement in minimally invasive surgery techniques designed to address diastasis recti, tighten the abdominal wall, and remove excess skin. This innovative procedure is particularly effective when combined with laparoscopic surgery repair of diastasis recti.…
Diastasis Recti in Men by Dr. Iraniha Introduction Diastasis Recti in Men. Diastasis recti or separation of the abdominal muscles is a condition that many people associate primarily with women, especially during and after pregnancy. Dr Iraniha Expert in Diastasis Recti will focus on men and exploring how this condition affects them, its prevalence, causes,…
Introduction to a New Minimally Invasive Surgery to Repair the Diastasis Recti and how it differs from the traditional tummy tuck surgery Diastasis Recti. In this video I’m sharing my journey in developing a new, minimally invasive surgery procedure to repair diastasis recti and tighten the abdomen. I’d like to discuss what inspired me to…
How does the Diastasis Recti affect your core strength? Diastasis Recti. For a long time diagnosis of this condition was considered harmless but in this video I’d like to share with you how the Diastasis recti affects your core strength. First let’s define the condition. There are two large parallel muscles in the center of…
What is Diastasis Recti and how is it diagnosed Diastasis Recti. There are two large parallel muscles in the center of the abdomen called rectus muscles or six pack muscles which are covered with a thick sheet of fascia and connected to each other in the center. Diastasis recti is a condition where this connection…
Innovative approach for Hernia Repair with a Tummy Tuck Surgery Revolutionize Your Hernia Repair with a Tummy Tuck Surgery! Are you dealing with the discomfort of an abdominal wall hernia and concern about the aesthetic results of traditional hernia repair and a need for mesh placement? If the answer is yes , then I’d like…
Tummy Tuck Surgery for Hernia Repair by Dr. Iraniha Tummy Tuck Surgery Are you struggling with an abdominal wall hernia that’s causing pain or discomfort, especially during physical activity? Have you been told that hernia repair is your only option, but you’re concerned about the aesthetic outcome? Well, there’s a transformational solution you might not…
Who is the best candidate for new minimally invasive laparoscopic repair of Diastasis Recti? New minimally invasive laparoscopic repair of Diastasis Recti. This video discuses the ideal candidate for a new minimally invasive laparoscopic procedure designed to repair of Diastasis Recti, which is only done at Surgical Oasis institute in Newport Beach, California. In this…
Tummy tuck and drain placement Tummy tuck and drain placement. If you are considering tummy tuck surgery, Understanding the procedure and the role of drains is crucial. When undergoing a tummy tuck surgery in Orange County at our surgery center, an incision is made in the lower abdomen, allowing the skin to be separated from…
Dr Iraniha Tummy Tuck Surgery Recovery Tummy Tuck Surgery Recovery. In this video, Dr. Andrew Iraniha shares his insights on Tummy Tuck Surgery Recovery. Whether you’re considering this procedure or have recently undergone tummy tuck surgery, this video is aimed at providing you with the guidance and support you need during this critical phase. Before…
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