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Every surgeon's office is going to vary by Price and expertise. I would caution that rib removal is an extreme surgery that I myself do not recommend. Not many plastic surgeons perform it, so if you do proceed with this, make certain above all else that your surgeon is well experienced with high volume in this, regardless of the Price they chargeBest of luck!Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
Costs can vary depending upon the area you live in. I would recommend you call several doctors to get quotes. I would not recommend rib removal, there is very little to gain and it carries too much risk.
Cost varies by Location, Surgeon, Anesthesia, Etc.Choose a board certified plastic surgeon who has done a ton of tummy tuck and has privileges to do this surgery at a local university hospital. This says his credentials have been checked out by fellow Drs. All surgeries carry risk, talk to your plastic surgeon. Many surgeons offer online virtualconsultations where you send us your photos to be examined. Please bemindful that the in person physical exam is the most important and couldpotentially alter your treatment plan.
Dear cecegirl73,while performing a tummy tuck surgery, plastic surgeon will not go near the hip joint so it is unlikely that your symptoms are caused by tummy tuck surgery. I would suggest you to consult your GP, orthopedic surgeon and physical therapist for further examinations. Daniel ...
It is normal to feel numb and sore at this point, I suggest you talk to your PS about any concerns, he or she can answer any of your questions.
I appreciate your question. I would recommend that you discuss this question with your surgeon as every surgeon has their own respective post op protocol for his/her patients. Your surgeon is your best resource as he/she is most familiar with your medical history and how you are healing at ...
The two surgeries can be combined under certain conditions if both physicians feel it is safe for the patient. However, the situation that you describe makes me think that it would be safer to split up the procedures if at all possible. If you have a really large uterus as you describe then you...
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