I had a jejunum feeding tube when I was younger and the scar is still there and somewhat reactive to my digestive movements. Meaning it pulls in slightly based on if I've not eaten or movement through digestive track. I want to get a bbl with 360 lipo and wonder if that would cause an issue or complication. I no longer have the tube just the scar. Would I require another procedure to address that before the BBL or is it not an issue?
Answer: BBL Hello, I recommend seeking consultations only with board certified plastic surgeons to perform your BBL procedure. They will examine you and decide if you are healthy enough for surgery. Typically scars such as jejunum feeding tube scars do not interfere as a skilled surgeon will be able to access the tissue area and decide if liposuction in that area is appropriate. I will tell you that I recommend all of my BBL patients have an extra 10 pounds of weight to be liposuctioned and achieve the best BBL results. Hope this helps. Best Wishes, Dr. Lane Smith Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Las Vegas, NV
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Answer: BBL Hello, I recommend seeking consultations only with board certified plastic surgeons to perform your BBL procedure. They will examine you and decide if you are healthy enough for surgery. Typically scars such as jejunum feeding tube scars do not interfere as a skilled surgeon will be able to access the tissue area and decide if liposuction in that area is appropriate. I will tell you that I recommend all of my BBL patients have an extra 10 pounds of weight to be liposuctioned and achieve the best BBL results. Hope this helps. Best Wishes, Dr. Lane Smith Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Las Vegas, NV
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Answer: Would a past jejunum tube scar affect a BBL Hello. Thank you for your question. Generally, scars do not get in the way of having a bbl procedure. You may also benefit from scar revision as well. Further evaluation will be needed. Please consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.
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Answer: Would a past jejunum tube scar affect a BBL Hello. Thank you for your question. Generally, scars do not get in the way of having a bbl procedure. You may also benefit from scar revision as well. Further evaluation will be needed. Please consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.
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August 22, 2019
Answer: Would a past jejunum tube scar affect a BBL? hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question and the picture you showed I recommend seeking consultations only with board certified plastic surgeons to perform your BBL procedure. They will examine you and decide if you are healthy enough for surgery. he gonna decide what procedure is gonna appropriate for you.
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August 22, 2019
Answer: Would a past jejunum tube scar affect a BBL? hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question and the picture you showed I recommend seeking consultations only with board certified plastic surgeons to perform your BBL procedure. They will examine you and decide if you are healthy enough for surgery. he gonna decide what procedure is gonna appropriate for you.
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August 11, 2019
Answer: BBL candidate Dear Skyebox,
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August 11, 2019
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August 11, 2019
Answer: Previous feeding tube and BBL Thanks for writing,To have a 360 lipo for a BBL. You need to be throughly evaluated for scars, hernias and even a piece of the jejunum stuck to the skin from below. This can is a big deal if bowel tissue is injured. A Board Certified Plastic Surgeon will know how to proceed, what studies to obtain and what consults are necessary to ensure the safest and best results. Good luckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
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August 11, 2019
Answer: Previous feeding tube and BBL Thanks for writing,To have a 360 lipo for a BBL. You need to be throughly evaluated for scars, hernias and even a piece of the jejunum stuck to the skin from below. This can is a big deal if bowel tissue is injured. A Board Certified Plastic Surgeon will know how to proceed, what studies to obtain and what consults are necessary to ensure the safest and best results. Good luckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
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