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You need to have this worked up. I would recommend this be done before having any elective surgery. Discuss this with your PS.
While it is possible to safely have surgery with a platelet count of 139,000, it would not be recommended without further workup. The first order of business is to find out why your platelet count is low. Could it be a lab error? If the result is real, the reason must be determined. Your plastic surgeon will probably either refer you to your primary care doctor or directly to a hematologist.
Silicone breast implants are generally thought to last longer. The reason for this is that, if there is a break in the shell of a saline breast implant, all the saline leaks out and the breast becomes smaller. You, therefore, know about the leak. If there is a tear in a silicone breast implant,...
Absolutely NOT! The government recommends that it be done but it is not a mandate and you can choose whether you wish to follow that outdated recommendation. If you have soft, unchanged breasts and are without concerns, MRI's are never recommended in my practice. To the best of our knowledge,...
I am not sure why patients get hung up wanting only a certain number of cc's. The difference in the size you want and the size that your PS chose is 1\2 shot of nyquil. I would go with your PS - who measured you in person.
Far more important than the technique is the skill and experience of your plastic surgeon. Choose your surgeon rather than the technique and let them explain why one technique may be better than another. See the below link on some suggestions on finding the most qualified Plastic Surgeon for a...
Thank you for your question. You can definitely have your nipples pierced after breast augmentation. I would recommend waiting at least three months to give everything time to heal fully. When considering breast augmentation make sure you find a board certified plastic surgeon who will take t...
Interesting question, our studies show that 98% of women felt that breast augmentation surgery either met or exceeded patients expectations, so I guess the answer to your questions is 2%