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Thank you very much for that question. That is a phenomenon that is not so uncommon. Some medications may change taste perception. Especially Cephalosporins (antibiotics) are known to have this side effect. Technically it can also be a substance administered during surgery as an anesthetic, but this is not so likely. Once you stop taking the medication that causes the change in taste it will subside. So not to worry
Sometimes the anesthesia used will leave a strange taste in the mouth. It should resolve after a few days. If it doesn't, mention it to your surgeon.
Congratulations on having undergone the tummy tuck procedure. What you describe is commonly encountered after this procedure. Patients will like their “flatness” immediately after surgery; then, these same patients are disappointed for a period of time once swelling of the tissues occurs. In the...
I would obviously work with your neurologist. But I would not be terribly worried. My own opinion would be to get it done all in one surgery, so you're not going through two anesthesias. I don't think separating them adds anything.Good luck!
Hello Dear! Based on your photos you are a good candidate for a liposuction with TummyTuck and I think you'll get very good results. . Liposuction allows your plastic surgeon to transform your entire shape. You improve your abdomen, waist, back and of course your buttock to give you a ...
