Table 1.

Demonstrate the reported case reports of pregnancy after abdominoplasty in the literature.

Autor/year	Patient age/ gravidity	Time between pregnancy after abdominoplasty (months)	Complications	Delivery route and gestational age	Birth weight	Aesthetic abdominal changes/follow-up time (months)
Peter Menz 1996 [8]	37/G4P3A1	36 months/(abortion) 60 months/(2°pregnancy)	Voluntary termination of pregnancy after medical advice	Elective cesarean section at term	‘Normal’	N/D
Fabio Xerhan Nahas 2002 [4]	25/G2	30 months	None	cesarean section at 38 weeks	3250 g	Normal/15 months plication preserved
Borman Huseyin 2002 [9]	34/G3P2	2 months	None	N/D	N/D	Normal/12 months
Stephen D. Wallach 2002 [10]	24/G3P3	9 months	None	Vaginal	N/D	N/D
Ahmed Assas, et al. 2011 [11]	32/G1P0	60 months	Insufficient regional anaesthesia	Cesarean section (podalic)	N/D	N/D
I.W Darfelt; E.K Aasvang. 2014 [12]	32/N/D	24 months	Insufficient regional anaesthesia	cesarean section	N/D	N/D
Faessen JL et al. 2020 [5]	32/G3	12 months	None	Vaginal	N/D	No excess skin or striae was visible at clinical examination. No signs of rectus diastasis on physical examination or ultrasound.
Averbuch Sagie R et al. 2022 [3]**	Mean 30.1/N/D 32 patients	Mean 37.2 months Range 0–9 months	1 Miscarriage 1 Emergency C-section 5 Late preterm births	N/D	N/D	New abdominal wall hernia 6.3% New stretch marks 50% Abdominal scar expansion 28.1% Abdominal bulging 25.8%
Villegas F Villegas JD 2020 TULUA case [7]	24/G2	8 months	None	Vaginal	Normal	Normal aesthetics, no wall laxity
Verónica María Pimentel † 2016 [13]	Average 33.7/2.7 99 patients	N/D	N/D	Vaginal 50.5% Cesarean section 49.5%	Similar to the general population	N/D

^†n = 99 patients. **32 patients; N/D: non-described.

Permission was obtained to reuse the table, reference [7].