Combined and multiple procedures

The difference between combined procedures and multiple procedures lies in the fact that the former are complementary to each other, while the latter may involve different areas of the body.

A typical example of combined procedures is abdominoplasty with liposculpture and breast augmentation. This “combination” ensures a more harmonious overall Body Contouring result.

Another example of combined procedures includes facelift, neck lift, rhinoplasty and genioplasty, which together are referred to as profiloplasty.

The combination of several procedures, when indicated, makes it possible to perform everything in a single surgical session, with one anaesthesia and a single post-operative recovery. However, it is essential to combine procedures only if this does not place a significant burden on the body’s balance.

Thus, several procedures can be performed at the same time using minimally invasive surgical techniques.

It is also important to note that only carefully selected patients can undergo multiple major procedures in a single session.

For this reason, a thorough preoperative assessment of both local and general conditions is essential, and during the postoperative period, the patient must be monitored by the Specialist with the utmost care and attention.

Combined surgery can be considered a truly modern approach to addressing several imperfections together, in order to achieve a harmonious solution.

The advantages of combined surgery are numerous: harmonious results, shorter overall recovery times, and economic optimisation.

Combined surgery has become a real possibility thanks to the latest surgical techniques which, with minimal trauma, allow the achievement of maximum results.