I live in South Carolina.I am considering a neck lift and arm lift. Can they both be done at the same time? How long should I plan to be there before flying back alone? I understand every case is different, but I need a ballpark idea of the typical cost of these procedures in order to plan financially.
July 18, 2017
Answer: Neck Lift | Arm Lift Thank you for your question about neck lift and arm lifts. Most surgeons should be able to perform both procedures at the same time. This should cut down on facility and anesthesia fees.
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July 18, 2017
Answer: Neck Lift | Arm Lift Thank you for your question about neck lift and arm lifts. Most surgeons should be able to perform both procedures at the same time. This should cut down on facility and anesthesia fees.
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July 18, 2017
Answer: Considering a neck lift and arm lift. Can they be done at the same time? How long should I plan to be there before flying back? Thank you for sharing your question. Depending on the amount of work needed for both the neck lift and arm lift you may be able to have both procedures performed during the same operation. Your overall health history and ability to undergo surgery need to be cleared of course. I would anticipate staying at least 1-2 weeks time to allow for appropriate follow up and drain removal. Prices for both procedures are centered around three cost centers: anesthesia, facility, and surgeon's fees. The first two are usually based on the amount of time spent in the operating room with prices that are set by the respective cost center. A surgeon has discretion in his charges to patients and this will encompass the surgical procedure as well as the cost of the implants used. As these three cost center will vary across the country and by each surgeon, best to see a few physicians in consultation to have a better estimate but you can anticipate 10-15K. Hope this helps.
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July 18, 2017
Answer: Considering a neck lift and arm lift. Can they be done at the same time? How long should I plan to be there before flying back? Thank you for sharing your question. Depending on the amount of work needed for both the neck lift and arm lift you may be able to have both procedures performed during the same operation. Your overall health history and ability to undergo surgery need to be cleared of course. I would anticipate staying at least 1-2 weeks time to allow for appropriate follow up and drain removal. Prices for both procedures are centered around three cost centers: anesthesia, facility, and surgeon's fees. The first two are usually based on the amount of time spent in the operating room with prices that are set by the respective cost center. A surgeon has discretion in his charges to patients and this will encompass the surgical procedure as well as the cost of the implants used. As these three cost center will vary across the country and by each surgeon, best to see a few physicians in consultation to have a better estimate but you can anticipate 10-15K. Hope this helps.
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