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This depends upon the nature of the abortion, the postoperative course, the point during the pregnancy, the relative weight gain, etc. This must be evaluated on an individual basis by your OBGYN, the doctor who performed your abortion, and your plastic surgeon. If there are no complications after the abortion, 3 months after surgery may be a reasonable time period to have the BBL. You do not want to hide your pregnancy from your plastic surgeon at your appointment next week. At some point prior to surgery he/she would determine that you are pregnant as his/her office probably performs or requires a hemoglobin, glucose, and pregnancy test the day before or day or surgery.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
Hello dear!!Thanks for the question and provided information as well.I don't recommend you at all to have surgery while pregnant because it can produce a massive bleeding during the procedure. And if you are having an abortion, you'll need at least 2 to 3 weeks to heal and recover from it.Make sure you look for a board certified plastic surgeon to talk about your situation and concerns.Good luck :)
Well, if what you want is to have a better body shape the liposuction/BBL will help you achieve it, but remember this does not mean that if you do not follow a healthy life style you can end up gaining weight that can give you fat deposits where you do not want them and also make you buttocks...
Follow your plastic surgeon's advice. Plastic surgeon preferences for compression garments and length of time to wear differ. I ask my patients to wear compression garments to help obliterate dead space and reduce the incidence of fluid collections. You probably feel more comfortable wea...
Hi and welcome to our forum! The compression garment is primarily worn to prevent postoperative bleeding and to control swelling. In our practice, we recommend a compression garment be worn for a period of four weeks after which time these complications are quite rare. The effect of "shaping"...
FMLA covers "serious health conditions." Unless there was some unfortunate complication, the recovery for elective cosmetic surgery is not considered a "serious health condition." However, at least in the state of California, disability insurance will cover elective and cosmetic surgery re...
Various financing options are available through VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, Discover, Care Credit, and Alphaeon. Plastic surgeons have patient coordinators who can explain the pros and cons of the payment plans so that you can find the one that is best for you. Best to arrange for consultations (...
Hello and thank you for your question,Please keep in mind you are very early post-op, swelling could take up to three months for it to subside. If you are concerned, please speak with your surgeon.Regards,
