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- The study analyzed 58 female patients who underwent abdominoplasty.
- The authors employed a technique that aimed to create umbilical scars that closely resemble natural ones.
- The findings suggest improvements in the aesthetic outcomes of umbilical scars following the procedure.
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The authors review 58 female patients, submitted to abdominoplasty. They utilized a technical approach that permitted to obtain umbilical scars similar to the normal ones.
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