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$my_content["short_name"] = "rectus_diastasis";
$my_content["section_heading"] = "Reconstructive Face";
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$my_content["summary"] = "Correction a gap between the rectus muscled of the abdomen usually caused by pregnancy.
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<p>Rectus diastasis is a common condition following pregnancy. With the increased pressure from the growing baby, the muscle separate vertically, creating a stretched out abdomen. Symptoms of rectus diastasis are a lower belly that increasingly pops out over the course of the day, and it is impossible to completely flatten the belly even when every attempt is being made to 'suck it in'. Diagnosis is made by feeling the abdomen when the patient is lying down. The gap between the two muscles can be easily felt, especially in thinner abdomens. </p>

<p>This gap can be fixed by a small incision in very similar to the one used for a C-section. Through this small scar, special techniques are used to tighten the entire abdomen from top to bottom. Excess skin can be removed at the same time if it is present. Please see the abdominoplasty section of description of skin removal techniques. </p>
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