I want to have a rhinoplasty and breast augmentation performed But I don't want to do rhino and have to wait long to do the BA. For how long one's body is supposed to rest between cosmetic surgeries? I'd like to find 2 surgeons that could operate on me either simultaneously or one immediately after the other. Is that possible?
Answer: Waiting time between a rhinoplasty and breast augmentation? Both procedures can be performed under one anesthesia. Combining
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May 18, 2015
Answer: Rhino and breast augmentation Thanks for your question! There is no reason to do the procedures separately. If you were using a surgeon that only did one procedure or the other, it is relatively easy to schedule a combination surgery with two surgeons. There are many plastic surgeons, like myself, who would be comfortable doing both surgeries at the same time. Best of luck!
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May 18, 2015
Answer: Rhino and breast augmentation Thanks for your question! There is no reason to do the procedures separately. If you were using a surgeon that only did one procedure or the other, it is relatively easy to schedule a combination surgery with two surgeons. There are many plastic surgeons, like myself, who would be comfortable doing both surgeries at the same time. Best of luck!
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May 18, 2015
Answer: Breast Augmentation and Rhinoplasty As a general principle it is possible and safe for a patient to have these 2 procedures performed at the same time. There are of course many caveats that have to be addressed about the patient, the surgeons, the anesthesiiologist and the facilty. We perform these procedures commonly in our facility.I would suggest that you seek at consultation by credible professionals to explore your options. I trust you will be suuceessful.Fred Fedok, MD FACS
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May 18, 2015
Answer: Breast Augmentation and Rhinoplasty As a general principle it is possible and safe for a patient to have these 2 procedures performed at the same time. There are of course many caveats that have to be addressed about the patient, the surgeons, the anesthesiiologist and the facilty. We perform these procedures commonly in our facility.I would suggest that you seek at consultation by credible professionals to explore your options. I trust you will be suuceessful.Fred Fedok, MD FACS
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Answer: Waiting Period Both procedures can be done at the same time. You can also choose to do them at separate times. If you choose to do them separately, I recommend doing the second one once you have finished the healing process for the first one. Hope this helps.
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Answer: Waiting Period Both procedures can be done at the same time. You can also choose to do them at separate times. If you choose to do them separately, I recommend doing the second one once you have finished the healing process for the first one. Hope this helps.
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May 19, 2015
Answer: Two surgeons, one anesthetic My practice is comprised of a full body plastic surgeon and a facial plastic surgeon (me). We both focus our skills on different areas of the body. As such, we can operate on patients at the same time. This is a tremendous advantage to patients -- one anesthetic (safer), one OR and anesthesia fee (saves money), one recovery period (saves time away from work), and two surgeons (less risk of surgeon fatigue and more specialized care). You should also feel comfortable with both surgeons -- this is often determined by your first meeting in person. I wish you well!Parker A. Velargo, MD
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May 19, 2015
Answer: Two surgeons, one anesthetic My practice is comprised of a full body plastic surgeon and a facial plastic surgeon (me). We both focus our skills on different areas of the body. As such, we can operate on patients at the same time. This is a tremendous advantage to patients -- one anesthetic (safer), one OR and anesthesia fee (saves money), one recovery period (saves time away from work), and two surgeons (less risk of surgeon fatigue and more specialized care). You should also feel comfortable with both surgeons -- this is often determined by your first meeting in person. I wish you well!Parker A. Velargo, MD
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