How soon can I do ultrasonic cavitation on areas not affected by surgery. I mean fat reduction for legs, thighs, buttocks?

Your current, not past health is most important to determine if a mommy makeover would be safe for you though all surgery carries risk. To that end, I would ask your vascular thoracic surgeon and your primary care physician to weigh in on relative risks. If they feel you are a reasonable...

If blood sugars are well controlled, end organ damage is minimal, and you are otherwise healthy, the MM can usually be performed safely. Share this info with your PS as he/she will require that you be cleared by your PCP, endocrinologist, or whichever specialist is treating your diabetic ...

Mild GERD symptoms should not interfere with a mommy makeover but if you are having severe symptoms that are causing breathing problems then there is a chance things may need to be delayed.  you should discuss it with your PS at your preop appt and see what they have to say once they...

A tummy tuck frequently results in increased intra-abdominal pressure, which may have adverse effect on your venous return.  I would specifically discuss this with your physician for medical clearance prior to the tummy tuck.  In terms of your breasts and arms, this would not be a factor.  Fo...

Thank you for your question and photos. However, an in-person consultation and examination is the best way to fully assess your situation and discuss your aesthetic goals in detail. In my practice, a mommy makeover usually includes breast enhancement (probably a breast lift, in your case), tummy...

This will be something for your surgeon and anesthesiologist to determine. They may want you to get clearance from a cardiologist. It is not unusual for patients to get an elevated blood pressure reading when going to see a doctor, it is referred to as "white coat syndrome." Be sure to consult...