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Patient 11
56 year old female who underwent gastric bypass surgery in 2007 as well as a revision in 2015. She subsequently lost 70 pounds. At the time of her consult in 2017, the patient had a large abdominal panniculus that hung over the suprapubic area. She suffered from skin rashes and intense itching under the skin fold beneath the panniculus. She also complained of neck and back pain. She underwent a panniculectomy in 2018 and a total of 7584 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (17lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 12
54 year old female was seen for a panniculectomy consultation in 2017. She had no history of gastric bypass or sleeve surgery. Her weight of 190 was stable for more than 6 months prior to seeing me. At the time of her consult, the patient had a large protuberant abdomen with a panniculus of the lower abdomen. She also suffered from rashes and lower back pain. She underwent a panniculectomy in 2017 and a total of 2040 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (4.5lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 13
37 year old female who underwent gastric sleeve surgery in 2017 and subsequently lost 140 pounds. At the time of her consult, the patient had a large abdominal panniculus and stated she had a problem with the apron of her lower abdomen. She also suffered from skin rashes under the skin fold beneath the panniculus. She underwent a panniculectomy July 2019 and a total of 9979 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (22lbs). Patient will need a second surgery after additional weight loss.
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 14
40 year old female who underwent gastric bypass surgery in 2008 and subsequently lost over 100 pounds. At the time of her consult, the patient had a large abdominal panniculus and stated she had a problem with the apron of her lower abdomen. She also suffered from skin rashes under the skin fold beneath the panniculus. She underwent a panniculectomy March2019 and a total of 4493 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (10lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 15
67 year old female with a history of a large abdominal panniculus and multiple recurrent abdominal wall hernias. She suffered from abdominal pain across the abdomen. The weight of her panniculus affected her balance. She also suffered from skin rashes under the skin fold beneath the panniculus. She underwent a panniculectomy and a total of 4,624 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (10lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 16
43 year old female who underwent gastric sleeve surgery in the past and subsequently lost over 100 pounds. At the time of her consult, the patient had a large abdominal panniculus and stated she had a problem with the apron of her lower abdomen as well as some back rolls. She underwent a 360 panniculectomy July 2019 and a total of 8,346 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen and back (18lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 17
54 year old female who underwent gastric bypass surgery in 2005 and subsequently lost over 175 pounds. At the time of her consult, the patient stated she had a problem with the large and heavy abdominal pannus. She also suffered from rashes of the lower skin below the abdomen. She underwent a panniculectomy August 2019 and a total of 4,104 grams of skin and tissue were removed from her abdomen (9lbs). Since her surgery, the patient has lost 20 pounds and continues to follow a daily exercise regimen.
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 18
49-year-old female who underwent LAP-BAND surgery in 2006 and subsequently lost over 65 pounds. The patient is 5’4″ and weighed 170 pounds at her initial consultation. She also stated she had problems performing daily living activities as well as exercising due to her pannus. She also suffered from rashes of the lower skin below the pannus. She underwent a panniculectomy November 2019 and a total of 1,942 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (4lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 19
59-year-old female who underwent gastric bypass surgery in 2010 and subsequently lost over 100 pounds. The patient is 4’10” and weighed 160 pounds at her initial consultation. The skin fold of the panniculus hangs over the underlying skin resulting in the collection of moisture and the formation of heat rashes which at times is painful. She underwent a circumferential panniculectomy in October 2019 and a total of 2,257 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (5lbs).
*Individual results may vary.
Patient 20
83 year old female who had a history of 40-pound weight loss. The patient is 5’1″ and weighed 158 pounds at her initial consultation. The skin fold of the panniculus hung over the underlying skin resulting in heat rashes which at times painful. She also had a history of lower back pain. The panniculus weighed her down in the front and affected her balance. She underwent a panniculectomy January 2020 and a total of 2,050 grams of skin and tissue was removed from her abdomen (5lbs).
*Individual results may vary.