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This combination can be completed with the knowledge that you may be at increased risk for DVT. Certain prophylactic measures to decrease this risk may be instituted such as Compression Stockings and Pneumatic Compression Devices. Other risks such as hypothermia are possible as well as numerous other less likely adverse events.
Absolutely. Combined surges are very common and safe procedures. Some benefits are, reduced overall recovery time, lower total costs, psychological benefits. Make sure to consult with a board-certified experienced plastic surgeon who will assess your overall health and medical history. This will ensure your safety throughout the procedures. Best of luck to you.
If you are in good health, you should be able to have the operations the same day. There are many variables, (how much liposuction, etc;). Best to speak with a board certified plastic surgeon. Together you will review your goals and see what is possible.
Depending on the volume of liposuction, it is safe to have the flanks and abdomen suctioned at the time of breast reduction. Clearly, this does not apply to all patients and the surgeon will factor in the magnitude of the problem with any health issues to decide if the combination is safe in a given patient.
The short answer here is yes. Many patients elect to have liposuction or a tummy tuck performed at the same time so that the lower body will complement their new, smaller breast size. Given you're a good candidate for both procedures and in good health, your plastic surgeon would be able to discuss those types of options during your consultation.