I'm in Miami flying to Dallas it's like a 3 hour flight. What's the chance of getting a blood clot? Will I hurt while on the flight? I'm just really scared specially bc I'm flying back alone and I tend to over think things.
Answer: Flying after surgery There is always a risk of blood clot formation after surgery and being stationary for a long period of time. At six days if you are able to stand after the plane takes off it will help circulate your blood and limit your risk of forming a blood clot. I recommend speaking to your doctor about your travel plans. Good luck.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Flying after surgery There is always a risk of blood clot formation after surgery and being stationary for a long period of time. At six days if you are able to stand after the plane takes off it will help circulate your blood and limit your risk of forming a blood clot. I recommend speaking to your doctor about your travel plans. Good luck.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Flying After Liposuction and Brazilian Butt Lift One of the risks of large volume fat grafting is fat embolism where tiny fat molecules get into the bloodstream and travel to the lungs or brain, causing significant health risks and issues. Also, there is a risk of blood clots in the pelvic and leg veins during or after longer operations, especially when you are sedentary for long periods of time in the early postoperative period. Therefore, I would recommend waiting a few weeks before flying on a long plane ride. I think it is safer to wait a few weeks, and then remember that you should get up and walk on the plane every 20-30 minutes or so to help keep your circulation moving well.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Flying After Liposuction and Brazilian Butt Lift One of the risks of large volume fat grafting is fat embolism where tiny fat molecules get into the bloodstream and travel to the lungs or brain, causing significant health risks and issues. Also, there is a risk of blood clots in the pelvic and leg veins during or after longer operations, especially when you are sedentary for long periods of time in the early postoperative period. Therefore, I would recommend waiting a few weeks before flying on a long plane ride. I think it is safer to wait a few weeks, and then remember that you should get up and walk on the plane every 20-30 minutes or so to help keep your circulation moving well.
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October 15, 2016
Answer: Will I be safe to fly after getting a Lipo and BBL 6 days after? This is a very good and serious question. Best to discuss in detail with your Operating Surgeon. He/she should take personal responsibility for your outcome and the immediate post-op care.
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Answer: Will I be safe to fly after getting a Lipo and BBL 6 days after? This is a very good and serious question. Best to discuss in detail with your Operating Surgeon. He/she should take personal responsibility for your outcome and the immediate post-op care.
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October 21, 2016
Answer: Flying After Liposuction and Brazilian Butt Lift Thank you very much for your question. There are several concerns for flying after liposuction and a Brazilian Butt Lift. There is a risk for blood clots, even during a three-hour flight, if too soon after the surgical procedure. Additionally, you should not be sitting on your bottom for an extended period for at least four to six weeks after the Brazilian Butt Lift. Every doctor will have their own recovery protocol, including instructions of flying after surgery, so it is important that you closely follow your surgeon’s advice. He/she understands the specific procedures performed and your personal medical history.
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October 21, 2016
Answer: Flying After Liposuction and Brazilian Butt Lift Thank you very much for your question. There are several concerns for flying after liposuction and a Brazilian Butt Lift. There is a risk for blood clots, even during a three-hour flight, if too soon after the surgical procedure. Additionally, you should not be sitting on your bottom for an extended period for at least four to six weeks after the Brazilian Butt Lift. Every doctor will have their own recovery protocol, including instructions of flying after surgery, so it is important that you closely follow your surgeon’s advice. He/she understands the specific procedures performed and your personal medical history.
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October 17, 2016
Answer: Talk to your doctor about your travel plans Thanks for your question. There is a risk of blood clot formation after surgery and this is a good reason not to take a very long flight . You can always walk during the flight to prevent the formation of clots or use of drugs after the flight that prevents this events.I recommend speaking to your doctor about your travel plans.
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October 17, 2016
Answer: Talk to your doctor about your travel plans Thanks for your question. There is a risk of blood clot formation after surgery and this is a good reason not to take a very long flight . You can always walk during the flight to prevent the formation of clots or use of drugs after the flight that prevents this events.I recommend speaking to your doctor about your travel plans.
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