I am considering a tummy tuck, breast lift with fat transfer, lipo to flanks, armpit area and neck (with renuvion)and an upper eyelid lift. I am healthy and in my 30s with two small children. My surgeon is confident this scope is appropriate for a single surgery noting the chin/neck lipo and upper eyelid lift are short procedures to add on. Have you done a similar combo (a small facial procedure with a mommy makeover) and/or does that scope seem reasonable for a single surgery?
Answer: Surgery What you want can be done as one procedure. However, once surgery goes past 4 hours, and especially past 6 hours, risks increase especially with your lungs and bladder. You might need an overnight stay. Personally, I do not do the fat transfer the same time as the lift for better fat survival.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Mommy Makeover Combining multiple cosmetic procedures like a mommy makeover (which typically includes procedures such as a tummy tuck, breast augmentation or lift, and liposuction) with chin liposuction and an upper eyelid lift can often be safely performed, but it depends on several factors: Overall Health: Your overall health and medical history play a significant role in determining the safety of combining multiple procedures. Your surgeon will assess factors such as your current health status, any pre-existing medical conditions, and previous surgeries. Surgical Plan: The specific combination of procedures you're considering will influence the complexity of the surgery and potential risks. Your surgeon will create a surgical plan tailored to your individual needs and goals, taking into account factors such as the extent of tissue removal, incision locations, and anticipated recovery time. Anesthesia: Undergoing multiple procedures may require longer anesthesia exposure, which can increase the risks associated with anesthesia. Your anesthesiologist will evaluate your medical history and determine the safest approach to anesthesia for your surgery. Recovery Considerations: Combining multiple procedures can result in a more extended and potentially more challenging recovery period compared to undergoing each procedure separately. It's essential to understand the recovery process for each procedure and be prepared for the potential physical and emotional demands. Surgeon Expertise: Choose a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in performing the specific combination of procedures you're considering. A skilled surgeon can minimize risks and optimize outcomes through meticulous surgical technique and personalized care. Realistic Expectations: Understand the expected outcomes and limitations of each procedure, as well as the potential synergies and trade-offs of combining them. Your surgeon will discuss realistic expectations with you during the consultation process. Postoperative Care: Following your surgeon's postoperative care instructions is crucial for a smooth recovery and optimal results. Be prepared for regular follow-up appointments and ongoing support from your surgical team during the recovery process. Ultimately, the safety and feasibility of combining multiple cosmetic procedures depend on individual factors and careful consideration by you and your surgical team. Be sure to discuss your goals, concerns, and expectations openly with your surgeon to make informed decisions about your treatment plan.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Mommy Makeover Combining multiple cosmetic procedures like a mommy makeover (which typically includes procedures such as a tummy tuck, breast augmentation or lift, and liposuction) with chin liposuction and an upper eyelid lift can often be safely performed, but it depends on several factors: Overall Health: Your overall health and medical history play a significant role in determining the safety of combining multiple procedures. Your surgeon will assess factors such as your current health status, any pre-existing medical conditions, and previous surgeries. Surgical Plan: The specific combination of procedures you're considering will influence the complexity of the surgery and potential risks. Your surgeon will create a surgical plan tailored to your individual needs and goals, taking into account factors such as the extent of tissue removal, incision locations, and anticipated recovery time. Anesthesia: Undergoing multiple procedures may require longer anesthesia exposure, which can increase the risks associated with anesthesia. Your anesthesiologist will evaluate your medical history and determine the safest approach to anesthesia for your surgery. Recovery Considerations: Combining multiple procedures can result in a more extended and potentially more challenging recovery period compared to undergoing each procedure separately. It's essential to understand the recovery process for each procedure and be prepared for the potential physical and emotional demands. Surgeon Expertise: Choose a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in performing the specific combination of procedures you're considering. A skilled surgeon can minimize risks and optimize outcomes through meticulous surgical technique and personalized care. Realistic Expectations: Understand the expected outcomes and limitations of each procedure, as well as the potential synergies and trade-offs of combining them. Your surgeon will discuss realistic expectations with you during the consultation process. Postoperative Care: Following your surgeon's postoperative care instructions is crucial for a smooth recovery and optimal results. Be prepared for regular follow-up appointments and ongoing support from your surgical team during the recovery process. Ultimately, the safety and feasibility of combining multiple cosmetic procedures depend on individual factors and careful consideration by you and your surgical team. Be sure to discuss your goals, concerns, and expectations openly with your surgeon to make informed decisions about your treatment plan.
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April 11, 2024
Answer: Mommy Makeover with lipo and upper eyelid blepharoplasty Yes, all these procedures can be performed in one surgical procedure. The tummy tuck and breast lift are the two largest procedures. Liposuction to the other areas, and an upper eyelid blepharoplasty are relatively small procedures, and can be per formed at the time of your mommy makeover.
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Answer: Mommy Makeover with lipo and upper eyelid blepharoplasty Yes, all these procedures can be performed in one surgical procedure. The tummy tuck and breast lift are the two largest procedures. Liposuction to the other areas, and an upper eyelid blepharoplasty are relatively small procedures, and can be per formed at the time of your mommy makeover.
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April 11, 2024
Answer: Likely Too Long For most providers, the safe limit of total duration of surgery is 6-7 hours under anesthesia. That combination of surgeries is likely going to be too long to be safely performed together. Typically, I would recommend staging. While staging can be disappointing, it does offer some advantages, such as revision of previous procedures during secondary procedures. Of note, if you are otherwise healthy and in good shape, your tummy tuck and mastopexy may not be terribly involved and your surgeon could be confident in his ability to get it all done within that time period. There truly is no right or wrong answer. I would just make sure your surgeon is board certified in plastic surgery (not cosmetic or other specialties not overseen by the American Board of Medical Specialties) to ensure that they are keeping your safety in mind.
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Answer: Likely Too Long For most providers, the safe limit of total duration of surgery is 6-7 hours under anesthesia. That combination of surgeries is likely going to be too long to be safely performed together. Typically, I would recommend staging. While staging can be disappointing, it does offer some advantages, such as revision of previous procedures during secondary procedures. Of note, if you are otherwise healthy and in good shape, your tummy tuck and mastopexy may not be terribly involved and your surgeon could be confident in his ability to get it all done within that time period. There truly is no right or wrong answer. I would just make sure your surgeon is board certified in plastic surgery (not cosmetic or other specialties not overseen by the American Board of Medical Specialties) to ensure that they are keeping your safety in mind.
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April 10, 2024
Answer: Safe operation time is 6 hours I would not recommend doing all those procedures together. The safe operation time is 6 hours. The tummy tuck, breast lift and fat transfers will probably take about 6 hours. After these are completed, you can do the liposuction and upper blepharoplasty. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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Answer: Safe operation time is 6 hours I would not recommend doing all those procedures together. The safe operation time is 6 hours. The tummy tuck, breast lift and fat transfers will probably take about 6 hours. After these are completed, you can do the liposuction and upper blepharoplasty. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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