without thinking took 3 advil 200 mg on Friday and I am having surgery Thursday. Am I going to have to cancel my surgery since I took advil 6 days before?! I am having liposuction and rhinoplasty.
Answer: I took Advil accidentally, am I going to have to cancel my surgery date?! I would just let your surgeon know. I do not believe it would be an issue. Good luck and be safe.John T. Nguyen, MD, FACS, FICSDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Advil prior to Liposuction surgery In my practice, I do not allow my patients to take Advil for two weeks prior to surgery. Taking Advil and other medications that can affect your coagulation can have an impact on bruising and bleeding following any surgery. You need to be honest with your surgeon and follow the guidance of the person responsible for your care.Best of luck,
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Advil prior to Liposuction surgery In my practice, I do not allow my patients to take Advil for two weeks prior to surgery. Taking Advil and other medications that can affect your coagulation can have an impact on bruising and bleeding following any surgery. You need to be honest with your surgeon and follow the guidance of the person responsible for your care.Best of luck,
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May 9, 2016
Answer: Advil before elective cosmetic surgery Unfortunately, Advil can interfere with your bodiy's defense against bleeding. The body uses platelets which are blood cells that help stop normal bleeding during Surgery. To be safe you should not take Advil 7-14 days before an elective procedure so your body can safely stop bleeding during and after our procedure. There is a blood test called a Platelet Function analysis that can help your doctor evaluate whether the Advil effected your platelets ability to help stop normal intraoperative and early postoperative bleeding. Good luck!
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Answer: Advil before elective cosmetic surgery Unfortunately, Advil can interfere with your bodiy's defense against bleeding. The body uses platelets which are blood cells that help stop normal bleeding during Surgery. To be safe you should not take Advil 7-14 days before an elective procedure so your body can safely stop bleeding during and after our procedure. There is a blood test called a Platelet Function analysis that can help your doctor evaluate whether the Advil effected your platelets ability to help stop normal intraoperative and early postoperative bleeding. Good luck!
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February 25, 2014
Answer: Just give your surgeon a call Typically I would say you are fine but everyone is different. They are especially sensitive about rhinoplasty surgery.
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Answer: Just give your surgeon a call Typically I would say you are fine but everyone is different. They are especially sensitive about rhinoplasty surgery.
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November 27, 2018
Answer: Advil and surgery Thanks for writing,Advil and NSAIDs affect platelets ability to help clotting. Every day we make platelets, they live for about ten days. When one takes an NSAID on one day those platelets that form on that day are affected and they are affected for the ten day life span. Roughly speaking 10% of your pallets are affected since they live for 10 days and you only took it one day. For me personally that single days dose would not bother me, but everybody has different rules. Based on that I would discuss this with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. I hope this helps. Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSCertified: American Board of Plastic SurgeonsMember: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic SurgeryMember: American Society of Plastic Surgeons
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Answer: Advil and surgery Thanks for writing,Advil and NSAIDs affect platelets ability to help clotting. Every day we make platelets, they live for about ten days. When one takes an NSAID on one day those platelets that form on that day are affected and they are affected for the ten day life span. Roughly speaking 10% of your pallets are affected since they live for 10 days and you only took it one day. For me personally that single days dose would not bother me, but everybody has different rules. Based on that I would discuss this with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. I hope this helps. Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSCertified: American Board of Plastic SurgeonsMember: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic SurgeryMember: American Society of Plastic Surgeons
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