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As long as you are medically cleared and your diabetes is well controlled liposuction can be done safely. Best of luck!
There is no problem getting liposuctin in a stable, controlled diabetic. Advise your doc about your meds, health history, etc... and enjoy the new you. Sincerely, David Hansen,MD
Hello, Yes it is perfectly safe for you to have surgery as long as your surgeon knows your health history. Make sure it is done in a safe environment
Based on your pictures, you look like you really need a tummy tuck rather than liposuction to achieve the best results. So, in addition to searching out the best doctors, you also need to search out the best procedure. Good Luck.
Thanks for the question. I advise my patients to start drinking alcohol, coffee 5-7 days after their liposuction operation also you should stop taking any medications such as Aspirin and Vitamins. Therefore you should consult with your surgeon for a reminder form before surgery. I wish you a...
Being a single mom with four kids has got to be the hardest job in the world, but there really is no option but to wait until you can afford it. Elective Cosmetic surgery with a well trained surgeon is expensive. Even if you were able to find a doctor that would do it for free, (which would be...
Yes, swelling can add the pounds. You should wait for a few weeks for the swelling to subside, then you'll be able to see your improvement. In the meantime, it's important that you walk around a bit, drink lots of water and not eat too much salt. These things can help reduce water retention.
Liposuction is most effective in people who are at or very close to their ideal body weight. Weight loss is best achieved through diet and exercise however some patients may require a consultation with a bariatric surgery before consulting with a plastic surgeon.
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