Smart lipo, umbilicalplasty?
Answer: Yes, provided you get clearance Hi,
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Answer: Yes, provided you get clearance Hi,
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Answer: Morphea and liposuction Yes, liposuction can be done in the setting of dormant Morphea Scleroderma. I have performed extensive trunk liposuction on a patient as a treatment for contour irregularities from prior dermal sclerosis with significant improvement. However, there is a risk of reignition of the disease in a small percentage of patients. My patient had a tummy tuck with some Lipitor the waist, so we had a stress test of how she would respond to cosmetic surgery. I hope this helps, thank you.
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Answer: Morphea and liposuction Yes, liposuction can be done in the setting of dormant Morphea Scleroderma. I have performed extensive trunk liposuction on a patient as a treatment for contour irregularities from prior dermal sclerosis with significant improvement. However, there is a risk of reignition of the disease in a small percentage of patients. My patient had a tummy tuck with some Lipitor the waist, so we had a stress test of how she would respond to cosmetic surgery. I hope this helps, thank you.
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December 9, 2017
Answer: SmartLipo Thank you for your question. I suggest that you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to learn more about your candidacy in person.
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December 9, 2017
Answer: SmartLipo Thank you for your question. I suggest that you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to learn more about your candidacy in person.
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November 13, 2017
Answer: Morphea if you have localized morphea that does not involve the area that you wish to have smartlipo I do not believe it should be a problem
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November 13, 2017
Answer: Morphea if you have localized morphea that does not involve the area that you wish to have smartlipo I do not believe it should be a problem
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November 12, 2017
Answer: You should get a clearance from the rheumatologist who diagnosed you with morphea if you mean morphea as described as a localized type of scleroderma with no systemic manifestations of scleroderma,- it should be fine to get Smartlipo. if you simply have a small patch of "different skin" than it should be fine. since i don't know who diagnosed you with Morphea and on what basis, I would want to know more details about who diagnosed you and on what basis and what investigations they did to reach that diagnosis. Since Smartlipo is almost always done under local anesthetic with oral sedation, it is usually very safe. However, if someone has some very unusual problems, then it needs closer scrutiny. good luckdavid berman md
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November 12, 2017
Answer: You should get a clearance from the rheumatologist who diagnosed you with morphea if you mean morphea as described as a localized type of scleroderma with no systemic manifestations of scleroderma,- it should be fine to get Smartlipo. if you simply have a small patch of "different skin" than it should be fine. since i don't know who diagnosed you with Morphea and on what basis, I would want to know more details about who diagnosed you and on what basis and what investigations they did to reach that diagnosis. Since Smartlipo is almost always done under local anesthetic with oral sedation, it is usually very safe. However, if someone has some very unusual problems, then it needs closer scrutiny. good luckdavid berman md
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