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hello thank you for your question and provided information as well. based in your question its not recommended take supplements before surgery and after surgery i mean the period of recovery , its much better if after 3 month after surgery eat healthy and take rest and when the period of the swollen going down talk with your surgeon about the theme.
Dear MAL95,every plastic surgeon has his own preoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Congratulations on your upcoming BBL, MAL95!I personally would not recommend taking the weight-gain supplement before your surgery for a variety of reasons. First, while gaining weight has the potential benefit of increasing the available fat for transfer during a BBL and the potential for enhanced buttock/hip results, you are not guaranteed that the weight gain will go to areas that are useful and usable. Additionally, after surgery, if you try to lose weight to improve any facial fullness, overall thickening of the skin due to the increased fat of the subcutaneous tissues throughout your whole body, or any abdominal fullness due to internal fatty deposits, the fat transferred in the BBL will shrink as well.More concerning is the potential effect of certain supplements on bleeding or one's chemical response to anesthesia. Even though a supplement may be "natural," it does not mean that it doesn't have multiple, sometime unintended effects on the body and the body chemistry.I would definitely defer to your surgeon and his/her experience and preference. I also would strongly recommend that you inform your surgeon of any and all supplements that you have taken over the last couple of months, and certainly in the week(s) prior to your surgery.Good luck with your surgery, and I hope you achieve the results you were hoping for and have a speedy, uneventful recovery! Dr. Ghafoori
This is best to ask your PS since your surgery is so close. My advice is if you gain weight before surgery make sure you keep it on forever after the surgery to keep the results otherwise it will just shrink away.
Apetamin has an anti-histamine in it. Although it’s relatively safe by itself, having any additional medications in your system during a long operation with general anesthesia is not recommended. Safety first! Best of luck.
