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Yes, it should be safe to have both procedures in the same week. As these procedures are not conflicting or performed in the same areas, you should be fine.

You should be evaluated by your local plastic surgeon/vascular surgeon to see if they would consider your veins treatable. There are a lot of different factors that determine if we can treat these with sclerotherapy or not.

You should be evaluated by your local plastic surgeon/vascular surgeon to see if they would consider your veins treatable. There are a lot of different factors that determine if we can treat these with sclerotherapy or not.

You are at a great age and BMI to be considered for a mommy makeover. You should schedule a consultation with a plastic surgeon to be evaluated for what is possible.

Typically speaking the quoted time for surgery is total room time meaning from the time you roll into the room until you roll out of the room after your surgery. Most plastic surgery literature will state that you want to keep your elective surgeries under 6 hours total of general anesthetic to avoid increased risks of complications, so your surgery would fall in that category. Each surgery has to be evaluated on a patient-to-patient basis. However, some surgeons may push that time limit.