I am a 36 year old Hispanic female. Fair/medium skin, 5’5, 155 lbs. I am looking at getting a breast lift with implants. I am pretty healthy other than having Prothrombin Factor II Mutation. Is a surgery of this nature possible with my condition? Are the risks high or low?
Answer: BA +BL Prothrombin Factor II Mutation is a genetic condition that increases the risk of blood clots. Before undergoing any surgery, it's important to inform your surgeon of your medical history and any conditions you may have. Your surgeon will likely take precautions to minimize the risk of blood clots during and after surgery, such as using compression stockings, administering blood-thinning medications, and encouraging early ambulation after surgery.
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Answer: BA +BL Prothrombin Factor II Mutation is a genetic condition that increases the risk of blood clots. Before undergoing any surgery, it's important to inform your surgeon of your medical history and any conditions you may have. Your surgeon will likely take precautions to minimize the risk of blood clots during and after surgery, such as using compression stockings, administering blood-thinning medications, and encouraging early ambulation after surgery.
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Answer: Risks I would recommend seeing a hematologist/oncologist who can properly evaluate you. Prothrombin G20210A is a complex gene mutation that can have one or two alleles (parts of the gene) that are mutated. If you have one or two changes the management. In addition, you need to be viewed in a comprehensive manner including other medications and risk factors.
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Answer: Risks I would recommend seeing a hematologist/oncologist who can properly evaluate you. Prothrombin G20210A is a complex gene mutation that can have one or two alleles (parts of the gene) that are mutated. If you have one or two changes the management. In addition, you need to be viewed in a comprehensive manner including other medications and risk factors.
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May 14, 2023
Answer: Breast lift with implants Dear Daisy J,
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May 14, 2023
Answer: Breast lift with implants Dear Daisy J,
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April 13, 2023
Answer: Blood Disorder and surgery Thanks for your inquiry. Patients who have blood disorders that can lead to either excessive bleeding, or in your case increased clotting should get medical clearance and peri-operative recommendations before elective surgery. if you do not have a hematologist, maybe best to seek their opinion.
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April 13, 2023
Answer: Blood Disorder and surgery Thanks for your inquiry. Patients who have blood disorders that can lead to either excessive bleeding, or in your case increased clotting should get medical clearance and peri-operative recommendations before elective surgery. if you do not have a hematologist, maybe best to seek their opinion.
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April 11, 2023
Answer: Surgery You would need to ask your hematologist this question and find out what pre, during, and post surgery treatments you would need and the risks involved. Obviously, increased blood clots risk is the issue. If you have now or have had recent clots, surgery will not be an option right now.
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April 11, 2023
Answer: Surgery You would need to ask your hematologist this question and find out what pre, during, and post surgery treatments you would need and the risks involved. Obviously, increased blood clots risk is the issue. If you have now or have had recent clots, surgery will not be an option right now.
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April 10, 2023
Answer: Prothrombin factor II mutation Hello, thank you for your question. This type of plastic Surgery is considered elective therefore although the risk factors are higher for you, consider speaking to you plastic surgeon. If this were to be done, it should be done in a hospital facility where you can be closely monitored and blood donor supply.
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April 10, 2023
Answer: Prothrombin factor II mutation Hello, thank you for your question. This type of plastic Surgery is considered elective therefore although the risk factors are higher for you, consider speaking to you plastic surgeon. If this were to be done, it should be done in a hospital facility where you can be closely monitored and blood donor supply.
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