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Can a paraplegic person get BBL or lipo 360?

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Intelligent875382Sep 15, 2021

Is it very dangerous for someone that had spinal cord injury to get something done like bbl or lipo 360? Due that she physically doesn’t walk ? Can it cause blood clots? Or to prevent blood clots use blood thinners?

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