Can I go under general twice in 1 month?

Is it not possible to do both surgeries under one anesthesia?Although theoretically possible to have two general anesthesias a few days apart, most people would probably recuperate better if the surgeries were spread out a little more.Talk to your doctors about your concerns and consider either combining the operations or spreading them apart.

Thanks for your inquiry, ultimately it up to your surgeons. If you are healthy it should be fine, but I do not know about your health, good luck.  

Generally speaking, multiple Anesthesias can be safely tolerated, provided a patient is a healthy individual and a low anesthesia risk. Final decision must be made by the Anesthesia Provider.

Thanks for your questions. This is not a problem for healthy patients. Since I don’t know your medical history then discuss your medical history, both operations, and timing with your doctors!Good luck. Dr. Aldo

There should be no problem having the two surgeries in one month. Always a good idea to keep your surgeon in the loop.Dr. Ted Eisenberg, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and Author 

Thank you for your question.  Yes, you can safely undergo multiple procedures within one month as long as you are medically healthy and you have no complications associated with the first surgery.  Good luck. 

Assuming you don't have any health problems, you should be able to go through both of'em relatively unfazed.
In any case, your anesthesiologist will have the final say, so if they give you the green light, then you are ready to proceed.

Current methods of general anesthesia are very safe and can be performed within short time periods.Ask your doctor if you can have intravenous sedation plus local anesthesia into the scars as an alternative to a general anesthetic for these surgeries.

As long as you are healthy there should be no problem in you having 2 general asnesthesia spaced 1 month apart. Good luck!

If you are healthy and have no risks to this as evaluated by your anesthesiologist( and maybe your GP) the simple answer might be YES.  Do your homework, check with your doctor's, and good luck to you!Frank Rieger M.D.  Tampa PlasticSurgeon