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Blood loss during the surgery is minimal and by this time any drugs from the anesthesia should be cleared out of your system. However, you should discuss this with your surgeon before donating.
Ask your surgeon about this, as your surgeon may have a different opinion on this. Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of breast augmentations each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
This should be fine in a healthy adult if it’s still a few weeks from surgery. During a breast augmentation it’s rare to lose much more than a tablespoon of blood, but each doctor may feel differently. I would check with your PS before donating.
It all depends on your blood count. If your hematocrit is too low, it would not be a good idea to donate blood right before elective surgery. Anemia can affect both anesthesia and surgery recovery. Discuss with your surgeon. Donald R. Nunn MD Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.
One is the other is hypertrophic and ptosis grade 3 or 4. Plus an asymmetry is obvious. Best to seek IN PERSON evaluations from boarded pSs in your city/area.
After a combined breast lift and augmentation, it's important to give your body adequate time to heal before resuming high-impact activities like Zumba. Typically, the general recommendations are: 1. First Two Weeks: Focus on rest and recovery. Avoid any strenuous activities, including exercises...
Greetings, A leak from the incision can be from the local tissue area or may be from the implant cavity. Odorless clear or slightly pink drainage is much less concerning than "brown drainage". Antibiotics and careful follow-up with your surgeon may result in spontaneous wound closure...
