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Certainly medications after surgery can cause reflux as well as the compression and swelling that goes along with liposuction. It also can be the stress of surgery itself, but the good news is there are medications that can help. I would ask your doctor about this.
medications and surgery can cause increased acid reflux. Start medications for this and see your physician if you are concerned. Best, Dr. Emer.
Reflux is not uncommon. Many medications after surgery can relax the sphincter. I suggest you speak to your plastic surgeon and discuss any medication you are using. He/she should suggest some medications to alleviate your symptoms.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
Thank you for your question.A temporary increase in acid reflux is more common with tummy tucks due to the muscle tightening, but it can also occur after any surgery. The cause isn't known, but it is likely an effect from medications used at the time of surgery, and in my experience, goes away with time. If it continues I would discuss it with your plastic surgeon or your primary care provider.Best,Dr. Dan KrochmalMAE Plastic SurgeryNorthbrook, IL
Thanks for the question. Actually I advise my patients to stop drinking alcohol, coffee 5-7 days before their liposuction operation also you should stop taking any medications such as Aspirin and Vitamins. Therefore you should consult with your surgeon for a reminder form before surgery. I wi...
I suggest massage, RF treatments like venus legacy and exilis, and compression. if unhappy you may need a revision HD LIPO contouring procedure. Best, Dr. Emer.
Liposuction has not been shown to cause thyroid issues or perturbations.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
You can consider Coolscupting or Vanquish. These technologies are non-surgical methods for fat reduction. Liposuction also works extremely well in this area. See a board certified plastic surgeon.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO
It's extremely unlikely you were damaged in any way. You should see your regular doctor for a full evaluation and some piece of mind. Good luck, Dr. ALDO :)
Skin does retract some after liposuction, but pictures or an exam would be necessary to provide better advice.
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