Have you had type one diabetics with successful recovery from the surgery? I am also curious how long the recovery process will be?
Answer: I am a type 1 diabetic (insulin dependent) and am interested in getting a tummy tuck and lipo. If your blood sugars are well controlled and you have no other medical problems, you can likely proceed with surgery.
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Answer: Tummy tuck with diabetes Control of blood sugar before and after surgery with proper medical clearance should allow for good results.An exam and consultation with a plastic surgeon is recommended to discuss your options and expectations.
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Answer: Tummy tuck with diabetes Control of blood sugar before and after surgery with proper medical clearance should allow for good results.An exam and consultation with a plastic surgeon is recommended to discuss your options and expectations.
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Answer: Type 1 diabetic and TT Thank you for your question. As long as your blood sugars are well managed and your HgbA1c is not too high you should do just fine. I have performed many successful surgeries on type one diabetic patients. Good luck. DrMaz
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Answer: Type 1 diabetic and TT Thank you for your question. As long as your blood sugars are well managed and your HgbA1c is not too high you should do just fine. I have performed many successful surgeries on type one diabetic patients. Good luck. DrMaz
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Answer: Tummy tuck and diabetes Courtney,Diabetics heal slower and are at a higher risk for infection and skin loss. That being said, I treat Type I and II diabetics frequently. You should monitor your blood sugar levels more closely post surgery and plan on between 7-14 day recovery on average. Adding liposuction to the sides and lower back gives a nicer end shape, but pushes you more towards the 14 day recovery.Best of luck in your decision and surgery.Dr. T
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Answer: Tummy tuck and diabetes Courtney,Diabetics heal slower and are at a higher risk for infection and skin loss. That being said, I treat Type I and II diabetics frequently. You should monitor your blood sugar levels more closely post surgery and plan on between 7-14 day recovery on average. Adding liposuction to the sides and lower back gives a nicer end shape, but pushes you more towards the 14 day recovery.Best of luck in your decision and surgery.Dr. T
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Answer: Diabetes and tummy tuck Hello! You will need to be evaluated by a board certified plastic surgeon to see if you are a good candidate for surgery, while also discussing this with your primary care doctor or endocrinologist. I have operated on Type I diabetics who are optimized and on board with what is needed to effectively heal. Your case may need to be performed in a hospital to assure safety and tighter glucose control. Best of luck!
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Answer: Diabetes and tummy tuck Hello! You will need to be evaluated by a board certified plastic surgeon to see if you are a good candidate for surgery, while also discussing this with your primary care doctor or endocrinologist. I have operated on Type I diabetics who are optimized and on board with what is needed to effectively heal. Your case may need to be performed in a hospital to assure safety and tighter glucose control. Best of luck!
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