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25F, will I be able to have lipo/BBL with an "nonspecific ST abnormality" on EKG?

1princesspeach1Jul 15, 2024
No other findings, 25F, annd only other remark is "sinus rhythm". My surgery is scheduled for 8/12 and I am otherwise healthy

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