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If your hematologist can clear you for surgery and explain the diagnosis and treatment of your anemia, it should be acceptable.
elective aesthetic surgery would not be performed in a patient who was anemic until the problem Was worked up and corrected.
You would need a clearance from a hematologist and your plastic surgeon. Depending on the extent of you enemia and if you have any symptoms you may not be a good candidate for the more extensive mommy makeover. Just a breast operation has limited blood loss and may be safe. A tummy tuck and lipousuction tend to have more blood loss but see a surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery for more advice or recommendations.
The cause of the anemia should be identified and treated to the extent possible. More details will be needed to assess your situation.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
My makeovers can vastly improve confidence and self image after child bearing in the appropriate candidate. Anemia can range in severity and have multiple causes so work with a board certified plastic surgeon along with your medical doctor to determine if your condition can be corrected to the point where the operation is safe for you to undergo!Best wishes to you,Dr. Forsberg
You should not have a mommy makeover until your anemia is satisfactoriy corrected. It is too risky for many reasons.
Thank you for your question about your mommy make-over.Melantonin is fairly harmless but this soon after surgery,always check new medicines with your surgeon.Always consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Hope you find this information helpful. Best wishes.
A mommy makeover is a great procedure that addresses numerous areas in one surgery to repair the stresses that pregnancy places on a woman’s body.Obviously the recovery from multiple surgeries at one time is going to be a little rougher than if each is done individually.During the first weeks a...
I don't see why there would be a problem with you choice of moisturizers. Nevertheless, this is a question that should be specifically addressed to your own surgeon.