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Thank you for your question, alanbm. I believe you are capable of drinking coconut water a couple days after surgery, depending on the amount of coconut water. Please follow your surgeon's recovery guidelines diligently and understand that you are able of improving your results through your careful and comprehensive following the recovery guidelines provided to you. Best wishes,
I would ask your surgeon but you could probably start it a couple of days later. . I would also drink lots of fluids. Best of Luck!
Thank you for the question. Coconut water MAY cause some difficulties with blood pressure control during and after surgery. Though there are no specific guidelines, avoiding coconut water for two weeks before and two weeks after surgery is probably the safest option. Best of luck to your mother with her upcoming procedure.
Thanks for your question. You should ask your surgeon this question. For my patients, there is no restriction on coconut water after a neck lift.
It depends upon how much coconut water she usually drinks. A moderate amount should not be a problem is she does not have high blood pressure.
Thank you for your question, Mintaka, and the three pictures. Kybella has had great results for our patients in slimming their neck. It is the only injectable approved by the FDA to contour and improve submental fullness due to submental fat. Please consult with a board certified...
It appears that you have some rolls of fat and skin. The best approach to definitively deal with both of these issues is probably neck lift with liposuction. I'd recommend that you seek a consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon.
Neck lifts are not typically covered by insurance, but most offices offer financing options. I recommend to seek an experienced board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your options. There is also the possibility that you may be a candidate for a more cost effective or non surgical procedure....
Unfortunate situation for the young guy. I recommend that you seek advice from a medical center that has on its staff a Board Certified PS with special training in pediatric plastic surgery. This is my best advice.
Before a patient could be candidate for a surgery, they have to be in great health. If a patient is in good health, then I look at the anatomy to guide my recommendations. When looking at your anatomy you have: 1) Excess skin in the neck 2) Poorly defined jawline 3) Jowls 4) Weak Chin You have...
It's difficult to confirm what #solution is best without photos. Hence, it's best to begin by consulting with a surgeon in-person. A neck lift is a general term used for rejuvenating the neckline to create a more youthful attractive appearance. Factors which are considered during your...
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