i am flying into istanbul and having vaser lipo will it be safe to fly again the next day and then again a week later ,i am getting very differnt answers , i have tried to get vaser done in izmir or bodrum so that i dont have to fly and just have a 3 hour drive ,but it is only an 1hr 20 min flight from istanbul,i can get liposuction any where but i can only get the vaser in istanbul, realy not sure what to do as it depends on he company who are selling the procedure what they say is safe. help
February 16, 2011
Answer: Flying after liposuction.
Whether you have VASER liposuction or regular liposuction does not really matter relative to flying. The biggest determining factor is how much suction and what type of anesthesia?
A small amount of liposuction done under local and flying is probably not an issue. If you have any significant amount of liposuction or undergo sedation or general anesthesia then traveling becomes riskier.
As surgeons we generally worry about a couple of things relative to travel after surgery:
1. Blood clots: these are a risk of surgery and also a risk of sitting in a limited space (like and airplane). While always a risk, it is less with very small procedures and those limited to local anesthesia.
2. Our patients not being close to us if they have a complication or need us. The more time passes after surgery, the chances of complications decrease.
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February 16, 2011
Answer: Flying after liposuction.
Whether you have VASER liposuction or regular liposuction does not really matter relative to flying. The biggest determining factor is how much suction and what type of anesthesia?
A small amount of liposuction done under local and flying is probably not an issue. If you have any significant amount of liposuction or undergo sedation or general anesthesia then traveling becomes riskier.
As surgeons we generally worry about a couple of things relative to travel after surgery:
1. Blood clots: these are a risk of surgery and also a risk of sitting in a limited space (like and airplane). While always a risk, it is less with very small procedures and those limited to local anesthesia.
2. Our patients not being close to us if they have a complication or need us. The more time passes after surgery, the chances of complications decrease.
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August 20, 2015
Answer: Not Wise to Fly the Day After Procedure
I recommend against flying the day after your procedure.
Concerns can include increased risk for developing dangerous blood clots.
You'll want to be in close proximity to your surgeon for the first few days for follow-up and to address concerns, detect healing problems.
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August 20, 2015
Answer: Not Wise to Fly the Day After Procedure
I recommend against flying the day after your procedure.
Concerns can include increased risk for developing dangerous blood clots.
You'll want to be in close proximity to your surgeon for the first few days for follow-up and to address concerns, detect healing problems.
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