I have Benign Fasciculation Syndrome my muscles twitch everywhere on my body and everyday. Some days are better than others. I don't take any medicine for it. Movement stops the twitching. Can I still have a BBL? I don't think I have a severe case of BFS but I would say it's mild in comparison to some I have seen on YouTube.
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In my practice, my board certified anesthesiologist's policy is to remove them and/or dark nail polish as they can interfere with monitoring oxygen levels. Check with your board certified plastic surgeon for his/her policy as they can vary.
Dear ethanar123,
every plastic surgeon has his own preoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.
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