Does being HPV positive effect having lipo, a BBL or a tummy tuck?

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Does it affect any cosmetic surgery?

Kenneth Hughes, MD · Answer

If you are cleared by your treating physician and are otherwise healthy, you may proceed with a TT, BBL, and Lipo.  HPV status by itself does not disqualify you from the surgery.  For your safety and faster recovery, would recommend that you stage the surgeries:  have the lipo and BBL first; three to six months later have the TT performed.  Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

Joshua A. Halpern, MD, PA · Answer

I would recommend you ask your gynecologist if your HPV would interfere with any elective surgery like the ones you have mentioned. I’m very excited about a new high tech device when performing liposuction. It’s called the Vibrastat (please see the Vibrastat and bbl video on our page). I invented a tummy tuck where Patients typically wake up in no pain (please see the full tummy tuck patient video on our page). More importantly patients tend to have a high level of self esteem after surgery. Many patients, even into their late seventies tend to enjoy showing off their new belly button and tummy in a bikini. I hope you find this information useful. Please see the enclosed video.

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