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Can excessive Vaser cause/trigger widespread inflammatory response/arthritis across body post-op?

P6Sep 24, 2023
Vaser and inflammatory arthritis post gynaecomastia surgery? Can excessive vaser / vaser cause or trigger a wide spread inflammatory response in the form of arthritis across the body post opperatively. Please do not suggest I speak to the surgeon in question. His surgery has left me in incredible ongoing pain, years on and left me hating myself. Thanks in advance.

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Dr. Mats Hagstrom, MD (license on probation)
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Answered on Sep 28, 2023
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