I was told the brain aneurysm would never bother me. But I also know anesthesia is the most dangerous part of an operation (or supposedly). Would it be safe to have general anesthesia?
April 9, 2018
Answer: Rhinoplasty Certainly consulting with your neurosurgeon beforehand and having your rhinoplasty surgeon aware of those thoughts is paramount.. depending on the size/location and medical history.. best of luck
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April 9, 2018
Answer: Rhinoplasty Certainly consulting with your neurosurgeon beforehand and having your rhinoplasty surgeon aware of those thoughts is paramount.. depending on the size/location and medical history.. best of luck
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April 9, 2018
Answer: I have a small brain aneurysm I would like to get rhinoplasty It's best to have a frank discussion between your neurologist, primary care physician, rhinoplasty specialist and anesthesiologist prior to the day of surgery. Probably best to get medical clearance from your neurologist to make sure that the aneurysm is fixed and stable and not expanding.
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April 9, 2018
Answer: I have a small brain aneurysm I would like to get rhinoplasty It's best to have a frank discussion between your neurologist, primary care physician, rhinoplasty specialist and anesthesiologist prior to the day of surgery. Probably best to get medical clearance from your neurologist to make sure that the aneurysm is fixed and stable and not expanding.
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