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Thanks for an excellent question. You will need to get clearance by your hematologist and have him/her decide what extra factor you may need to take around the time of surgery. I would also recommend you have your surgery at a facility that does have a blood bank, overnight capacity, and a general medical staff to help your surgeon if there are issues with bleeding. Good Luck.
Thank you for your question. certainly can be done, but you need to be cleared from hematologist. Some times they advice transfusion of factor before surgery. Hence will recommend to do this in a place where blood bank and hospital stay available.
Hi, Ale25. I would recommend getting the work-out and clearance from your hematologist first prior to your consultation with a plastic surgeon. Although tummy tuck can be done, you want to make sure that you are safe during and after the surgery. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon; please relay your medical history. Good luck.
It may be possible, but the only person who can answer that is your hematologist. The TT is elective cosmetic surgery and as such no major health risk should be undertaken.
It is best to follow your surgeon's advice regarding drain removal. Once the collection level is below a certain threshold the drains have done their job and are ready to be removed. While they certainly are helpful in preventing fluid collection, they also are a portal for bacteria to...
Hello,Some people have a headache post anaesthetic but not 3 days later. You are more likely dehydrated. I recommend that you discuss medications you are taking and how you are feeling with your Plastic Surgeon.Take care
Hello,I suspect that you may need to wait a couple more months wearing standard, surgeon recommended compression before applying something very constrictive. I recommend that you have your Plastic Surgeon review it and advise you.Take care
