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Can being diagnosed and treated for chlamydia 3 weeks before my BBL cause any complications?

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alexandra05221997Jan 22, 2019

Do certain infections make death risks higher?

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Yannis Alexandrides, MD, FACS

Yes, the medication that you're on can increase the chances of infection, and also your recovery. This needs to be discussed in detail with your surgeon and they should outline the options available to you. You could discuss whether the surgery could be postponed until you've finished your...

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J. Dayne Petersen, MD

Thank you for your question! In my practice, I have seen this abnormal hair growth in a few patients where we have either fat grafted or done liposuction to. The one thing all of the areas have in common is that they are in the garment for an elongated period of time. This is the only ...

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Emmanuel De La Cruz, MD

Hello miaelise444, It’s a pleasure to answer your questions! One of the main considerations when evaluating a patients’ candidacy for Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery is whether they have enough fat stored in their body, so the surgeon can harvest enough fat cells to use during the fat tra...

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Sacha Obaid, MD

Thank you for your question! You do not have to stop taking any of the vitamins you listed prior to surgery. It is important to stop any blood thinners such as ibuprofen, fish oil, weight loss supplements, hormones, including birth control, etc. I recommend discussing specific medication...

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Dallas Buchanan, MD

Thank you for your questions. I think you have some confusion here. The term "tumescent" has nothing to do with your state of alertness during the procedure. Tumescent is the term that is used for the infiltration of the fluid used in liposuction and is done whether the patient is awake or ...

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Kenneth Hughes, MD

Though an exam would be necessary, this may represent fat necrosis. This can soften over the course of 6 months to a year. These areas if larger or painful can be surgically excised. Contour irregularities can then be fat grafted.

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