I have had three transverse c sections and I have tried every type of diet there is and I am interested in getting a flat stomach remove a fat pocket on my mons and possibly remove the scar I have from child birth. While contouring my natural butt and getting rid of cellulite on my thighs and maybe filling out my sagging breast with fat transfer. Can any of this be done when I have G6PD Deficiency that I have never experienced any issue with.
July 10, 2020
Answer: Abdominoplasty with mesh reinforcement You need to get medical clearance from your physician first before surgery. You need to make them aware that the operation may take 4-6 hours, depending on what all is done. If you are not planning future pregnancies, I recommend abdominoplasty with mesh reinforcement. The mesh creates a more hourglass figure by compressing the abdominal wall resulting in early satiety and helps maintain a reduced weight. Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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July 10, 2020
Answer: Abdominoplasty with mesh reinforcement You need to get medical clearance from your physician first before surgery. You need to make them aware that the operation may take 4-6 hours, depending on what all is done. If you are not planning future pregnancies, I recommend abdominoplasty with mesh reinforcement. The mesh creates a more hourglass figure by compressing the abdominal wall resulting in early satiety and helps maintain a reduced weight. Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.
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July 9, 2020
Answer: Mommy Makeover With Medical Condition I appreciate your concerns and the good news is that you have not seen any signs of this deficiency to date. However stress can trigger it and surgery is a stressful phenomenon. Your first step should be discussion with your medical doctor about risks regarding elective surgery with this condition. If medically cleared, You may then discuss your desires and plan your mommy makeover with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area. Good luck.
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July 9, 2020
Answer: Mommy Makeover With Medical Condition I appreciate your concerns and the good news is that you have not seen any signs of this deficiency to date. However stress can trigger it and surgery is a stressful phenomenon. Your first step should be discussion with your medical doctor about risks regarding elective surgery with this condition. If medically cleared, You may then discuss your desires and plan your mommy makeover with a board-certified plastic surgeon in your area. Good luck.
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