I was just wanting to know if revision of my lower pudge is painful, I have a pudge that is higher on one side than the other and I am getting a revision done. What does this consist of???
July 21, 2012
Answer: TT revision
The pain will depend on what type of revision your plastic surgeon is planning to do, what type of anesthesia (local, sedation, general) is going to be utilized and the degree of your pain threshold. Your plastic surgeon will be able to better answer those to you. In general, the revision surgery is not as extensive as the primary (initial) surgery; therefore, I would expect that the pain would be a lot less.
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July 21, 2012
Answer: TT revision
The pain will depend on what type of revision your plastic surgeon is planning to do, what type of anesthesia (local, sedation, general) is going to be utilized and the degree of your pain threshold. Your plastic surgeon will be able to better answer those to you. In general, the revision surgery is not as extensive as the primary (initial) surgery; therefore, I would expect that the pain would be a lot less.
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July 19, 2012
Answer: Lipo Revision of TT; is it Painful?
it is difficult to know why it precisely your surgeon has in mind, and what sort of anesthesia he will be using. If he is planning a straight local anesthetic is quite possible to get very good anesthesia in this area and the amount of discomfort is usually limited to injecting the anesthetic. It appear having sedation or general anesthesia the discomfort typically is limited to starting an intravenous line.
If you are asking about postoperative discomfort usually it's quite modest.most patients are backed all but strenuous activities by the next day.
Do check with your surgeon about what is planned. Thank you for your question and best wishes.
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July 19, 2012
Answer: Lipo Revision of TT; is it Painful?
it is difficult to know why it precisely your surgeon has in mind, and what sort of anesthesia he will be using. If he is planning a straight local anesthetic is quite possible to get very good anesthesia in this area and the amount of discomfort is usually limited to injecting the anesthetic. It appear having sedation or general anesthesia the discomfort typically is limited to starting an intravenous line.
If you are asking about postoperative discomfort usually it's quite modest.most patients are backed all but strenuous activities by the next day.
Do check with your surgeon about what is planned. Thank you for your question and best wishes.
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