I have pelvic inflammatory disease so there is sometimes pain. I am ok with having a more painful recovery if I were to get a BBL but I want to make sure I am still alive when I’m done and there will be no complications with the fat transfer or incision marks & possible nerve damage from the BBL.
Answer: BBL with PID Great question! Liposuction of the abdomen involves the fatty tissue between the muscle and the skin. PID issues are in the pelvic cavity which is under the muscle. During liposuction this area is not violated and therefore should not cause any issues with your PID. As far the fat transfer goes, it is far away from the pelvic cavity and should have no affect with your PID either. With that said, you could still have the same issues and complications as everyone else. I always get a medical clearance for all my patients with their primary care physician and if they say you are safe for surgery then it shouldn't be an issue.Best of luck and hope this information helps!
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Answer: BBL with PID Great question! Liposuction of the abdomen involves the fatty tissue between the muscle and the skin. PID issues are in the pelvic cavity which is under the muscle. During liposuction this area is not violated and therefore should not cause any issues with your PID. As far the fat transfer goes, it is far away from the pelvic cavity and should have no affect with your PID either. With that said, you could still have the same issues and complications as everyone else. I always get a medical clearance for all my patients with their primary care physician and if they say you are safe for surgery then it shouldn't be an issue.Best of luck and hope this information helps!
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Answer: Pelvic inflammatory disease and getting a BBL I don't see any contraindication to getting a BBL in patients with a history of pelvic inflammatory disease. I like performing BBL's and believe it to be a good procedure. That said, it has been described by the American Society of plastic surgeons as the most dangerous cosmetic surgical procedure with an estimated mortality of one out of 3000 patients. Personally I believe the risks are not nearly that high especially when performed by properly trained individuals. To date I have not had a single complication from a fat transfer procedure. Our society has also asked each plastic surgeon to have a particular discussion about fat embolism's with patients requesting consultations for BBL procedures. This is the single complication that is unique to a BBL that can cause devastating and possible fatal outcomes. The great majority of plastic surgeons have never had this complication and are unlikely to have it during their career. Consult with several board-certified plastic surgeons in your community to get better acquainted with the procedure and to determine if you're a good candidate. Best, Mats Hagstrom M.D.
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Answer: Pelvic inflammatory disease and getting a BBL I don't see any contraindication to getting a BBL in patients with a history of pelvic inflammatory disease. I like performing BBL's and believe it to be a good procedure. That said, it has been described by the American Society of plastic surgeons as the most dangerous cosmetic surgical procedure with an estimated mortality of one out of 3000 patients. Personally I believe the risks are not nearly that high especially when performed by properly trained individuals. To date I have not had a single complication from a fat transfer procedure. Our society has also asked each plastic surgeon to have a particular discussion about fat embolism's with patients requesting consultations for BBL procedures. This is the single complication that is unique to a BBL that can cause devastating and possible fatal outcomes. The great majority of plastic surgeons have never had this complication and are unlikely to have it during their career. Consult with several board-certified plastic surgeons in your community to get better acquainted with the procedure and to determine if you're a good candidate. Best, Mats Hagstrom M.D.
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