So I found this plastic surgeon that I really want to perform my lipo and bbl hes board certified great bedside manners overall seems like a well qualified doctor but I found that hes had a death on his table about 8 years ago should I not choose this surgeon anymore Im not sure what to do ? Also, can I drown nicotine and alcohol out my system in 6 days?
I read that BBL is the most dangerous surgery to get. My question is are women dying because they are not going to board certified surgeons or is the High Death rate for both Board certified doctors and women trying to save money.
I have wanted to do a BBL for years. I have researched it and now at 40 I want it. I suffer from anxiety already but researching and reading that death may be an option is not comforting. The fact that a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in San Antonio, TX preformed one and accidentally punctured an Aorta? Is definitely insane? I have chosen a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in Miami. I have done so much research my head hurts. Embolisims, punctured organs, toxicity from Anesthesia?? Please help
I'll be getting a BBL surgery in a week from today. I'm very scared and nervous of about dying. I'm 32 yrs old in good health, I have a 19 month old girl and it really mortifies me if something was to happen to me. i wouldn't want my child to grown up without a mother.I had a rhinoplasty done 3 years ago with no complications.
I've been wanting a bbl for a year now but reading about getting a fat embolism and potentially dying scares me. I've read that the death rate is very high is this true and what are the chances of this actually happening if you go to a board certified doctor?
Close to my date I'm starting to see deaths. I just read how one woman died a couple months ago, and then I researched and see that alot of other women died within the last 5 years. Then, a woman in DR just died. I'm healthy, never had any major illnesses, I don't smoke, drink, or any drugs. I think to be healthy. I'm scared but really want this
I managed to gain 15lbs to get a BBL done eventually. Now I am so worried about dying! I have 2 little kids. Is BBL worth the risk? I understand the risk can never be eliminated completely but it also terrifies me that death could occur between even the hands of surgeons with extensive experience.
Ive been looking into getting a BBL for two years now but Ive seen a lot of deaths I am very unhappy with the way my body looks I feel like I could be more ever since I had the baby I have not really been feeling myself but I am very terrified that a BBL might kill me for the fact that Ive seen a lot of recent deaths any advice