Long-Term Outcomes and Prevention of Postoperative Complications in Diastasis Recti Surgery

Preaponeurotic surgery of the diastasis recti is a safe operation, with excellent long-term results on both a functional and cosmetic level. Like all preaponeurotic surgeries, it is burdened by postoperative complications such as seromas, hematomas, skin lesions, and prosthesis infections, the incidence of which can be effectively contained by adopting adequate pre- and intraoperative measures.