I have 4 children all c sections maintain a stable weight around 295-300 lbs I am fine with the rest of my body just belly mostly is my problem its in my way Exercising is getting difficult with my belly I am getting rashes etc. on my lower belly .I am in good health overall no major problems had a blood clot back in 2009 years ago no problems since high blood pressure while I was pregnant only currently no problems , Forgot to mention i a, 5"8 in height (I know I look horrible HELP
Answer: Anyone know where I can get a Tummy Tuck, Lipo and BBL being a plus size woman? Your BMI of around 45 requires that any body contouring procedure be performed in a Hospital outpatient facility with observation for that first 24 hours.Provided you will receive Medical clearance from a qualified Family doctor or Internist and understand the risks of the procedure-- you should be a candidate pending your in person consultation and exam by an experienced Board Certified PS
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Answer: Anyone know where I can get a Tummy Tuck, Lipo and BBL being a plus size woman? Your BMI of around 45 requires that any body contouring procedure be performed in a Hospital outpatient facility with observation for that first 24 hours.Provided you will receive Medical clearance from a qualified Family doctor or Internist and understand the risks of the procedure-- you should be a candidate pending your in person consultation and exam by an experienced Board Certified PS
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Answer: Dr. Derby Sang Caputo Thank you for your question.
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Answer: Dr. Derby Sang Caputo Thank you for your question.
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June 9, 2017
Answer: Thank you for your question. First you would need to lose weight in order to be a good surgical candidate you would also need a Preop medical clearance. There are different types of tummy tucks. I would recommend a full tummy tuck. I invented a tummy tuck wear my patients wake up no pain. Recovery is much quicker then traditional techniques. I do not recommend getting a BBL and a tummy tuck at the same time. I like the patient to sleep on there back after having a tummy tuck. I like have patients sleep on there tummy after BBL. I hope you find this information helpful. For more information please watch the enclosed video.
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June 9, 2017
Answer: Thank you for your question. First you would need to lose weight in order to be a good surgical candidate you would also need a Preop medical clearance. There are different types of tummy tucks. I would recommend a full tummy tuck. I invented a tummy tuck wear my patients wake up no pain. Recovery is much quicker then traditional techniques. I do not recommend getting a BBL and a tummy tuck at the same time. I like the patient to sleep on there back after having a tummy tuck. I like have patients sleep on there tummy after BBL. I hope you find this information helpful. For more information please watch the enclosed video.
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June 7, 2017
Answer: Abdominoplasty, BBL, and liposuction in a plus sized woman I share your concerns about how much your belly hangs and the problems it causes you. However being over weight is the single largest risk factor for poor healing as well as other complications of surgery. The fact you have already had a blood clot puts you at high risk of developing another. These clots can break off and travel to your heart and lung with a potential fatal out come. I believe the best advice can give you is to talk to a bariatric surgeon. I believe surgical weight loss is your best bet for long term success. Once you have lost the weight, plastic surgery can proceed much more safely.Eric Weiss MD
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June 7, 2017
Answer: Abdominoplasty, BBL, and liposuction in a plus sized woman I share your concerns about how much your belly hangs and the problems it causes you. However being over weight is the single largest risk factor for poor healing as well as other complications of surgery. The fact you have already had a blood clot puts you at high risk of developing another. These clots can break off and travel to your heart and lung with a potential fatal out come. I believe the best advice can give you is to talk to a bariatric surgeon. I believe surgical weight loss is your best bet for long term success. Once you have lost the weight, plastic surgery can proceed much more safely.Eric Weiss MD
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June 19, 2017
Answer: Multiple procedure for plus size Thank Rojo for your question and photographs. Your current BMI is near 45 .
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June 19, 2017
Answer: Multiple procedure for plus size Thank Rojo for your question and photographs. Your current BMI is near 45 .
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