Factor XII and need revisions after mommy make over

A board certified plastic surgeon should be able to give you some options to correct this problem safely. Many procedures can be performed with Lovenox, an injectable blood thinner. Keep in mind that many postoperative issues can be improved, but full correction may not be possible. I would keep an open mind to any surgical options that may be available. `

Dear Glasshalffull3,
you had Factor XII blood clotting disorder also during primary surgery. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

I'm sorry to hear that. You've had such difficulty with your mommy makeover. It certainly possible that your incision can be improved and more Lipo can be accomplished. A picture would make it easier to give a little better opinion about that possibility. The factor 12 deficiency does increase the complexity of your procedure. Hematology will have to be involved in recommending how to manage that deficiency before surgery during surgery and after surgery to ensure the safest outcome possible.
Best wishes!

Respectfully,

ESJ

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Revisions can be done under local anesthesia. If you have medical clearance then you should not have a problem finding a surgeon who will perform the revision. You can also have the revision and liposuction done under general anesthesia as well.

Best Wishes,

Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Hello, sorry to hear you are not happy with your past surgery results. Your best option would be to meet with a board certified surgeon that you feel comfortable with and the surgeon is comfortable with your condition. This may mean you will need to meet with a few different surgeons to get the information you need. I definitely recommend you stay within the states. Best of luck!

This is an issue that has to be cleared with your hematology and a surgeon before surgery. Although clinically Factor XII may not create a bleeding issue after surgery, there is a chance of DVT or similar episodes although very rarely. This needs to be cleared with your surgeon. Good luck.

Unfortunately the scar cannot be brought down easily and since there are no pictures, it's hard to see what the problems is. There is no information on your BMI or weight either. You need to find a board certified experienced plastic surgeon in your new area and have a thorough evaluation.

Find a surgeon in your area and go in for consultation to discuss all your concerns and options to treat.

Safety is the number one priority in surgery. Due to your medical history and multiple concerns it is best that you are seen in person for an evaluation. Visit with a few board certified plastic surgeons near you to listen to opinions on how best to approach your situation. The ASPS website can help you find surgeons in your area. You can review credentials as well as before/after photos.

we need hematolgy consultation and may be you need clexane before your surgery for blood clot. Then we can make a revision for your tummy tuck scar. pull it down as much as possible