I wish to have lift w/augment but I've had high platelets. I'm a very healthy 31-year old aside from that and I've seen a hematologist (two, actually; one did bone marrow biopsy "just to be safe", the other thought it was unnecessary). Neither hematologist has answers for why this is occurring, other than "sometimes this just happens", and one hematologist thought no course of action was necessary while the other thought hydrea should be prescribed. Will this keep me from surgery?
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I would only do a lift and reduction. You can get implants later if desired but I would not do at the same time for sure. You may be very happy without implants. A perky C cup may be just what you want. Good Luck!
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