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Absolutely. Breast reduction surgery has one of the highest rates of satisfaction of all cosmetic surgeries. As we always say that all surgeries carry the risk of complications. However, breast reduction surgery is considered very safe. The recovery process is also very easy. Upper eyelid surgery is performed under local anesthesia and it's a very simple procedure. One week between these procedures is sufficient time. Best wishes.
Namaste pardeepkaur,I understand your query. Yes both surgeries can be done a week apart. It is not a problem. Please do put this info across both the surgeons especially the second surgeon and anesthesiologist so they can provide you better care. Hope this helps. Thank you for the query here
Thanks for your question! It's better to leave more time between anesthesia, but if neither of your doctors have any concerns, then I don't see why not. Be sure to let both of them know. Good luck!
Dear pardeepxkaur,you should be fully healed prior to another elective procedure. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
You will need to speak with your surgeons about timing as opinions may vary. Typically you'd want to have more time between procedures but your surgeons may be okay with it based on your health history and surgical plan. You may want to explore having your upper blepharoplasty performed under local anesthesia which could help in your situation.
Very difficult to advise over the Real Self internet, since no posted photos?, how large a breast reduction?, amount of blood loss in first surgery? which doing first?..... I might say do eyes first then 7-10 days have reduction surgery.
Thanks for your question! Whether or your HSA will work or not is dictated by your employer and their HSA policies. Check with your HR department and see what they say. Best of luck!
Pre op photos would be needed to know for sure but it appears the area of discoloration is likely a result of the scarring. You can put scar creams on it to help it lighten. You can also consider prescription medications or laser treatments to lighten the scars. Scars can take up to one year...
Hello Mathilda, It appears like your friend has more post operative swelling. Swelling is common in all surgeries. The amount of swelling differs between patients. So you need not have the same type issue if you undergo surgery. Eventually all these swelling reduces, you have to give some...