I had a baby A WHILE back but NOTHINGGGGG seems to help! Even diet habit changes NOTHINGGG. anyone have any feedback HONEST FEED BACK & want to point me in the RIGHT DIRECTION, I’ll be 29 in 3 weeks and wanted to fear the surgery around or on the week of spring break.
January 14, 2019
Answer: BMI 35 Optimal candidates for surgery should have reached a healthy stable weight preferably with a BMI < 30. My recommendation is for pre-op weight loss. This will lower your overall surgical risk profile and likelihood of complications. With regards to your specific question, there is no quick fix. Cosmetic surgery is not a means for weight loss. Traditional diet and exercise are the first line. For those patients with a BMI of 35 and associated comorbidites (diabetes, hypertension etc) you may qualify for insurance coverage of bariatric surgery (surgical weight loss)As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
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January 14, 2019
Answer: BMI 35 Optimal candidates for surgery should have reached a healthy stable weight preferably with a BMI < 30. My recommendation is for pre-op weight loss. This will lower your overall surgical risk profile and likelihood of complications. With regards to your specific question, there is no quick fix. Cosmetic surgery is not a means for weight loss. Traditional diet and exercise are the first line. For those patients with a BMI of 35 and associated comorbidites (diabetes, hypertension etc) you may qualify for insurance coverage of bariatric surgery (surgical weight loss)As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
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January 14, 2019
Answer: I consulted with a DR. in MIAMI, he told me that my BMI was 35 and I needed to lose 20 lbs for the procedure. Is this correct? hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question and the picture you showed , its recommended loose weight before to any procedure.
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January 14, 2019
Answer: I consulted with a DR. in MIAMI, he told me that my BMI was 35 and I needed to lose 20 lbs for the procedure. Is this correct? hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your question and the picture you showed , its recommended loose weight before to any procedure.
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January 11, 2019
Answer: I consulted with a DR. in MIAMI, he told me that my BMI was 35 and I needed to lose 20 lbs for the procedure. Is this correct? Being ready for the BBL depends upon your overall health, your body habitus, and your goals. In my practice I look for a BMI approximating 30 to lessen the risks of complications during and after surgery and to enhance the results of the procedures. It is best to be within 10 pounds of your weight goal for three months prior to the BBL. If you are having difficulty losing 20 pounds, make an appointment with you PCP who can suggest dietary changes and recommend an exercise program.
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January 11, 2019
Answer: I consulted with a DR. in MIAMI, he told me that my BMI was 35 and I needed to lose 20 lbs for the procedure. Is this correct? Being ready for the BBL depends upon your overall health, your body habitus, and your goals. In my practice I look for a BMI approximating 30 to lessen the risks of complications during and after surgery and to enhance the results of the procedures. It is best to be within 10 pounds of your weight goal for three months prior to the BBL. If you are having difficulty losing 20 pounds, make an appointment with you PCP who can suggest dietary changes and recommend an exercise program.
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