Is it okay to get arm and stomach liposuction with fat transfer to breast , and labiplasty procedure done at the same time or should the fat transfer to breast and labiplasty be done as 2 separate surgery's . Does getting multiple procedures in one surgery delay healing time or increase the chance of complications. ?
Answer: Arm/abdomen lipo and fat transfer to breast + labioplasty This is an excellent question. Generally, the risk of complications like blood clots and anesthesia related complications go up the longer the surgery. This risks are further compounded if you have medical problems, family history of certain conditions, take certain medications and if you are a smoker. As such, your individual risk factors and how long it would take the operative surgeon to do the case factor into the right answer, also taking into account you and your surgeon's comfort level with doing all in one stage.
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Answer: Arm/abdomen lipo and fat transfer to breast + labioplasty This is an excellent question. Generally, the risk of complications like blood clots and anesthesia related complications go up the longer the surgery. This risks are further compounded if you have medical problems, family history of certain conditions, take certain medications and if you are a smoker. As such, your individual risk factors and how long it would take the operative surgeon to do the case factor into the right answer, also taking into account you and your surgeon's comfort level with doing all in one stage.
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July 20, 2023
Answer: Is it safe to have arm and stomach liposuction with a breast fat transfer and a labiaplasty all done in one session? Many factors enter into the determination of patient safety for surgery. These include age, health status, current medications, habits such as smoking, and estimated length of the planned procedure. Your surgeon will make recommendations during a consultation, after obtaining information on your history and conducting a physical examination.
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July 20, 2023
Answer: Is it safe to have arm and stomach liposuction with a breast fat transfer and a labiaplasty all done in one session? Many factors enter into the determination of patient safety for surgery. These include age, health status, current medications, habits such as smoking, and estimated length of the planned procedure. Your surgeon will make recommendations during a consultation, after obtaining information on your history and conducting a physical examination.
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July 12, 2023
Answer: Combination of procedures Dear sara anderson,
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July 12, 2023
Answer: Combination of procedures Dear sara anderson,
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July 10, 2023
Answer: Multiple surgeries done on the same day I see no reason why you could not have these multiple procedures done in the same surgery setting. This is always best to discuss with your surgeon ahead of time. Good luck.
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July 10, 2023
Answer: Multiple surgeries done on the same day I see no reason why you could not have these multiple procedures done in the same surgery setting. This is always best to discuss with your surgeon ahead of time. Good luck.
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July 5, 2023
Answer: Dangers of combination procedures Thank you for your question. The simple answer to your question is: it depends. Safety depends on your initial health. It depends on exactly what your surgeon is planning. Some procedures which you describe can take quite long, others are relatively brief. So, we know through considerable studies that performing multiple simultaneous procedures does not, in isolation, increase risk. I would share a your concerns with your surgeon and ultimately trust your gut.
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July 5, 2023
Answer: Dangers of combination procedures Thank you for your question. The simple answer to your question is: it depends. Safety depends on your initial health. It depends on exactly what your surgeon is planning. Some procedures which you describe can take quite long, others are relatively brief. So, we know through considerable studies that performing multiple simultaneous procedures does not, in isolation, increase risk. I would share a your concerns with your surgeon and ultimately trust your gut.
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