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Thank you for your question. Generally, catheters not needed for breast mastopexy/lift procedures as these are typically a couple hours in length. For longer operations, it is helpful/comfortable for the patient to have and so the surgeon/anesthesiologist don't get wet.Best,Benjamin J. Cousins MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
Generally not needed for procedures like a mastopexy. It really depends on the length of the anesthetic required.
I do not normally recommend a catheter for Mastopexy procedures. I would discuss this with your surgeon.
Hello,Thank you for your question. Your Plastic Surgeon should be able to provide you with financial requirements for your procedure. Each practice has their own policies. I recommend that you contact them.All the best
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