I have SVT (supraventricular tachycardia), and my primary care doctor said an ablation procedure isn't necessary. I haven't mentioned to him that I am cosidering getting a BA (implants) because this diagnosis is new and I want to get to the botton of it, first. If no procedure is necessary, is it possible to have a BA? What are the risks pertaining to this condition? Should I get a second opinion?
December 28, 2017
Answer: Breast augmentation with any heart issues Hi. Yes, it is definitely possible to have your breast augmentation. But I would suggest that you go for a consultation with a cardiologist so that he/she can make sure there is nothing to do for your heart before, during, or after surgery that would limit any risks. Best of luck!
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December 28, 2017
Answer: Breast augmentation with any heart issues Hi. Yes, it is definitely possible to have your breast augmentation. But I would suggest that you go for a consultation with a cardiologist so that he/she can make sure there is nothing to do for your heart before, during, or after surgery that would limit any risks. Best of luck!
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December 28, 2017
Answer: Pt with SVT:Can BAm be performed? Hi zz07, Consult with your cardiologist and please be upfront with your intention to have a BAM. Ask him/her if your condition is stable enough for you to have this surgery safely. Ask him/her if you need to have any medication or cardiology procedure before to have a safe surgery.If you are cleared, you really should be sure to see a Board certified plastic surgeon and consider strongly about having the surgery in a hospital setting. Best,Dr. Christine Rodgers
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December 28, 2017
Answer: Pt with SVT:Can BAm be performed? Hi zz07, Consult with your cardiologist and please be upfront with your intention to have a BAM. Ask him/her if your condition is stable enough for you to have this surgery safely. Ask him/her if you need to have any medication or cardiology procedure before to have a safe surgery.If you are cleared, you really should be sure to see a Board certified plastic surgeon and consider strongly about having the surgery in a hospital setting. Best,Dr. Christine Rodgers
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