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Answer: Can you get a BBL or Iipo If your A1c is 12? If you are medically healthy with well controlled blood sugars, then surgery can be considered.Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: Can you get a BBL or Iipo If your A1c is 12? If you are medically healthy with well controlled blood sugars, then surgery can be considered.Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: Candidacy for surgery with A1c of 12 Hi and welcome to our forum!You are at increased risk for complications with ANY surgical procedure, cosmetic or otherwise as your diabetes is significantly uncontrolled. Your risk for diabetes related disease is elevated even without a surgical procedure! You need to visit your primary care physician at your earliest possible convenience to control your blood sugar to prevent problems of heart damage, kidney failure, blindness, peripheral vascular disease, ketoacidosis, etc.Best wishes...
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Answer: Candidacy for surgery with A1c of 12 Hi and welcome to our forum!You are at increased risk for complications with ANY surgical procedure, cosmetic or otherwise as your diabetes is significantly uncontrolled. Your risk for diabetes related disease is elevated even without a surgical procedure! You need to visit your primary care physician at your earliest possible convenience to control your blood sugar to prevent problems of heart damage, kidney failure, blindness, peripheral vascular disease, ketoacidosis, etc.Best wishes...
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June 2, 2019
Answer: A1C elevated and surgery hemoglobin A1C is indicative of your recent blood sugar levels. A level of 12 is significantly elevated and I would not recommend undergoing any procedure at that level. You should go to your primary care physician or an endocrinologist and get your blood sugars adjusted until your a1c is less than 6 and stable. At that point you could consider surgery. Best
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June 2, 2019
Answer: A1C elevated and surgery hemoglobin A1C is indicative of your recent blood sugar levels. A level of 12 is significantly elevated and I would not recommend undergoing any procedure at that level. You should go to your primary care physician or an endocrinologist and get your blood sugars adjusted until your a1c is less than 6 and stable. At that point you could consider surgery. Best
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June 3, 2019
Answer: BBL candidate Dear therealayoajay,
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June 3, 2019
Answer: BBL candidate Dear therealayoajay,
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June 2, 2019
Answer: High HgbA1c Yes, a whole host of serious complications could happen. Not worth the risk. Your first priority should be fixing your inside, not the outside. That hgba1c is indicative of chronic poor blood glucose control. Consult with your endocrinologist. Any surgeon who would do an ELECTIVE procedure on you with this Hgba1c is purely out for your money and not your wellbeing.
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June 2, 2019
Answer: High HgbA1c Yes, a whole host of serious complications could happen. Not worth the risk. Your first priority should be fixing your inside, not the outside. That hgba1c is indicative of chronic poor blood glucose control. Consult with your endocrinologist. Any surgeon who would do an ELECTIVE procedure on you with this Hgba1c is purely out for your money and not your wellbeing.
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