Is it safe to have a breast reduction 2-3 weeks after having Vaser Liposuction on my arms?

It's essential to prioritize your health and well-being during any cosmetic procedures. I recommend discussing your specific situation with both your Vaser Liposuction and breast reduction surgeons. They can provide personalized advice based on your medical history and current health status.
It's common for surgeons to schedule procedures separately to ensure optimal results and reduce potential risks. Your doctors will consider factors like recovery time, potential complications, and overall safety.
Make sure to communicate openly with both surgeons about your goals, timeline, and any weight loss plans. They can guide you on the best course of action to achieve the results you desire while prioritizing your health.
Wishing you a smooth and successful journey on your cosmetic enhancement endeavors.

You should probably discuss your surgical plan with both providers.
There’s no inherent reason that you need to wait any specific amount of time between having the two procedures.
Potential drawbacks of doing surgery shortly after arm Liposuction may include issues with placing blood pressure cuffs on your arm which may be uncomfortable and potential swelling and edema potentially creating difficulty in placing an IV.
Blood pressure can be measured from the leg but it’s less accurate.
It’s possible your plastic surgeon it’s OK with having a surgical procedure three weeks after the arm liposuction. You should ask them specifically.
I answered a previous question about our Liposuction.
I suggest being very selective when it comes to this procedure and vetting multiple plastic surgeons before committing to having surgery.
Do not rush decisions that will permanently change your body for the rest of your life.
The choice of providers is paramount and minimizing issues and dissatisfaction after surgery.
You should be absolutely certain you were in the hands of a plastic surgeon who has sufficient skills and experience by demonstrating enough before and after pictures that you have a very clear idea exactly what your results will look like.
If not then slow down and schedule more consultations.
A thorough consultation should also have included medical history and your decision to have other surgical procedures.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD