I am planning on getting a rhinoplasty, breast lift w/ implants, BBL and foot surgery this year. I am also looking to go on holiday in late June/early July. On average how long should I wait between each & is it safe to to undergo so many procedures in 7 months?
January 4, 2015
Answer: Having more than one plastic surgery procedure First, keep in mind that you could do some of these procedures together. It will on the comfort of your plastic surgeon and how much support you have at home.If you do each one separately, I only ask my patient's to wait 10-14 days between procedures so that the difficult part of the recovery is over. GOOD LUCK! !
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January 4, 2015
Answer: Having more than one plastic surgery procedure First, keep in mind that you could do some of these procedures together. It will on the comfort of your plastic surgeon and how much support you have at home.If you do each one separately, I only ask my patient's to wait 10-14 days between procedures so that the difficult part of the recovery is over. GOOD LUCK! !
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January 4, 2015
Answer: Multiple surgeries. How long should I wait between each? The best answer I can give you is: in some cases I would combine a few of these surgeries, there by saving your time and money as well as recovery time. The next best answer I can give you is check with your surgeon, because so much goes into this decision, things we don't know about you. Are you healthy? Do you have high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease, do you smoke, are you metabolically sound? What medications do you take? Do you have someone to take care of you after surgery? And the list goes on. The decision is made based on patient safety and medical clearance. Can you tolerate the operation/s?Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
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January 4, 2015
Answer: Multiple surgeries. How long should I wait between each? The best answer I can give you is: in some cases I would combine a few of these surgeries, there by saving your time and money as well as recovery time. The next best answer I can give you is check with your surgeon, because so much goes into this decision, things we don't know about you. Are you healthy? Do you have high blood pressure, heart disease, kidney disease, do you smoke, are you metabolically sound? What medications do you take? Do you have someone to take care of you after surgery? And the list goes on. The decision is made based on patient safety and medical clearance. Can you tolerate the operation/s?Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
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