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I would say yes, but if you have a concern, you should bring the issue up to your surgeon. They have a better ability to evaluate your issues and make sure there are no acute problems than asking online sites like this one.
Yes it is ok. If you are having an active infection that affects the surgical area (eg. shingles) it will be important to discuss this with your surgeon prior to surgery.
It would be important to know why you are taking the Valtrex. If you are treating a viral infection, it would be important to discuss this with your surgeon beforehand so that he/she can make a proper decision about your eligibility for surgery. Hope this helps!
Dear 12345an Thank you for your question. One option , assuming that you have adequate soft tissue coverage, would be to place the implant in a subFascial pocket. This pocket lies just above the muscle but under the fascia ( the layer immediately superficial to the muscle). ...
It is always diffucult to predict an exact bra size for patients until they go through our sizing experience in the office during the consultation. In your case it is possible that a 350 cc implant could make you a "C" cup or possibly a " D" cup depending on the bra manufacturer. The best way to...
The appropriate breast implant size can be determined working together with your surgeon during the consultation process. The size of the implants is based on a combination of a patient's goals and objectives and her anatomy. In order to provide a natural looking augmentation, your surgeon wi...
