Do you all think I will find a doctor confident enough to perform a breast augmentation....even though I had a clot before...I had jugular thrombosis last year Oct...is it too soon to look into getting my breast done....
October 15, 2014
Answer: Too many risk Personally I would be concerned about forming a cosmetic surgery on somebody's had a . I do not think the risk outweighs the benefits.
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October 15, 2014
Answer: Too many risk Personally I would be concerned about forming a cosmetic surgery on somebody's had a . I do not think the risk outweighs the benefits.
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October 15, 2014
Answer: You are able to have surgery BUT: 1. You need to be cleared, completely, by your hematologist2. You will need to SAFELY be off of blood thinners for at least a week before and a week after your surgery. Sometimes longer.3. You have to fully understand the risks of the surgical procedure and how the fact that you need to take blood thinners may affect the complications after the procedure.I recommend that you have a long and detailed discussion with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, not a "Doc in a Box" and go into detail about what your surgery will entailGood Luck.
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October 15, 2014
Answer: You are able to have surgery BUT: 1. You need to be cleared, completely, by your hematologist2. You will need to SAFELY be off of blood thinners for at least a week before and a week after your surgery. Sometimes longer.3. You have to fully understand the risks of the surgical procedure and how the fact that you need to take blood thinners may affect the complications after the procedure.I recommend that you have a long and detailed discussion with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, not a "Doc in a Box" and go into detail about what your surgery will entailGood Luck.
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