Are they referring to Type 1 or 2, and why would it be contraindicated in diabetes clients?
Answer: Diabetes & liposuction Yes, a stable diabetic can have liposuction provided their diabetes is under good control, and they pass a pre-op medical clearance.
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Answer: Diabetes & liposuction Yes, a stable diabetic can have liposuction provided their diabetes is under good control, and they pass a pre-op medical clearance.
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March 3, 2015
Answer: Can a diabetic have liposuction? Terrific question.I do agree that most well controlled diabetics will do great after having liposuction.That being said, it is important to clear this in advance with both your primary care doctor and your endocrinologist.I do feel strongly that patients have their hemoglobin A1c with a good control prior to undergoing an elective procedure.
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March 3, 2015
Answer: Can a diabetic have liposuction? Terrific question.I do agree that most well controlled diabetics will do great after having liposuction.That being said, it is important to clear this in advance with both your primary care doctor and your endocrinologist.I do feel strongly that patients have their hemoglobin A1c with a good control prior to undergoing an elective procedure.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: Liposuction for diabetics. Hello, and thank you for this question. As stated in the previous surgeons response I do not believe well controlled diabetes would be a contraindication to liposuction. I would recommend a general medical clearance prior to any cosmetic procedures. Although we have an accredited outpatient surgical facility staff staffed with board certified anesthesiologist, I believe any patient that has diabetes and takes insulin should be done in either a hospital or an outpatient surgical setting which can specifically monitor the glucose levels before during and after the procedure. Can all be discussed with a qualified experienced board certified plastic surgeon.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: Liposuction for diabetics. Hello, and thank you for this question. As stated in the previous surgeons response I do not believe well controlled diabetes would be a contraindication to liposuction. I would recommend a general medical clearance prior to any cosmetic procedures. Although we have an accredited outpatient surgical facility staff staffed with board certified anesthesiologist, I believe any patient that has diabetes and takes insulin should be done in either a hospital or an outpatient surgical setting which can specifically monitor the glucose levels before during and after the procedure. Can all be discussed with a qualified experienced board certified plastic surgeon.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: Diabetes and Liposuction Diabetes is not an absolute contraindication for Liposuction. However like many procedures there is an increased risk for infection if the diabetes is not under good control. We usually ask for a medical clearance from your internist. We also obtain hemoglobin A-1 C level which is a good indicator of diabetes control. We recommend that you only consider liposuction If you are near your optimal BMI.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: Diabetes and Liposuction Diabetes is not an absolute contraindication for Liposuction. However like many procedures there is an increased risk for infection if the diabetes is not under good control. We usually ask for a medical clearance from your internist. We also obtain hemoglobin A-1 C level which is a good indicator of diabetes control. We recommend that you only consider liposuction If you are near your optimal BMI.
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March 2, 2015
Answer: Well controlled diabetics can undergo liposuction Thank you for the question. Diabetes is not a contraindication to surgery unless the patient is poorly controlled because this can lead to complications. A medical clearance is required before liposuction. All the best,Dr. Khuthaila
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March 2, 2015
Answer: Well controlled diabetics can undergo liposuction Thank you for the question. Diabetes is not a contraindication to surgery unless the patient is poorly controlled because this can lead to complications. A medical clearance is required before liposuction. All the best,Dr. Khuthaila
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