Ideally a patient would want to do several surgeries at the same time ( simple revision augmentation, upper bleph, nose) to save $ as well as be easiest recovery. But what if these were spread out in order to have the best possible surgeon for each procedure? Would this be unsafe or not recommended for any reason? An example schedule might be a simple revision BA March, Bleph July, Nose in October.
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February 14, 2015
Answer: Is it safe to have multiple surgeries over the course of a year?
I have done many cases similar to what you describe. However, each one is unique and based on anatomy.I would advise you, if you can, to have a consultation in person with an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon. I always do a complete history (a copy of your implant card with...
The photos appear to show some residual breast asymmetry with a larger fuller breast on the right side. This could possibly be due to less than ideal implant size selections or capsular contracture on the smaller side. Replacing the left implant with a larger size, the right implant with a...
You should contact your PS, particularly at this early date. Based on what you describe you had, a capsulorraphy, pressure on the sutures may be exactly what he or she intended. Alternatively, the bandage may have slipped, or there might be another explanation.Either way, a quick...
