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Getting a tattoo can pose a certain infection risk. It goes without saying that you should use a reputable, licensed tattoo artist whom you trust. My recommendation would be to ask your board certified plastic surgeon for his/her opinion.
Thank you for your question. Although you should ask your surgeon, a tattoo on the forearm 3 weeks prior shouldn't be an issue. All the best!-Dr. P
Dear claim_staker,every plastic surgeon has his own preoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
Hi. Sure you can! As long as the tattoo is not in the same area of the procedure you are good!Best of luck,Dr. Miguel Mota
Hi and welcome to our forum! Efficiency has become an important facet of many practices ...Each plastic surgeon has developed his / her individual protocol for follow up care. A trained nurse practitioner can provide this care to the patient. The surgeon is available if there are any deviations...
It is simply the result of a kind of puzzle formed by three main parts that come together right in the middle of the upper lip forming that recognizable feature that all our faces share”. There are different techniques to solve your request and achieve the facial harmony that you want so much.
Before undergoing rhinoplasty, it's essential to inform your surgeon about all medications you're taking, including quetiapine. While quetiapine itself isn't known to directly affect wound healing, your surgeon needs to consider any potential interactions with anesthesia and other medications...
