In four weeks I am having a mommy makeover done. I had my preop and didn’t think anything of vaping but he told me it’s recommended to quit at least six weeks before. I am having a tummy tuck, implant exchange, fat transfer to Botox, and Lipo 360 as well as my arms and thighs. Is it OK if I quit now with surgery being four weeks and a couple days out? I’m nervous! I vape 5mg if it matters.. Thanks guys!
Answer: I vape 5mg and mommy makeover's in 4 weeks - ok if I quit now? Safety should always be the primary concern in any procedure. The goal of all plastic surgeons that perform rhinoplasties is to improve the appearance with minimal side effects or problems. Smoking anything may increase the risks of complications with a surgical procedure like a rhinoplasty. This includes "vaping". Smokers have a significantly higher rate of delayed healing, infection, opening of the incisions, necrosis or loss of thel skin that is elevated and the underlying tissue, poor scarring, and anesthesia problems.
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Answer: I vape 5mg and mommy makeover's in 4 weeks - ok if I quit now? Safety should always be the primary concern in any procedure. The goal of all plastic surgeons that perform rhinoplasties is to improve the appearance with minimal side effects or problems. Smoking anything may increase the risks of complications with a surgical procedure like a rhinoplasty. This includes "vaping". Smokers have a significantly higher rate of delayed healing, infection, opening of the incisions, necrosis or loss of thel skin that is elevated and the underlying tissue, poor scarring, and anesthesia problems.
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Answer: Vaping Any nicotine/tobacco can delay your wound healing and affect your results. I suggest having an open conversation with your surgeon. In my practice, I require my patients to be nicotine and recreational drug free for at least 4 weeks prior and 6 weeks after surgery for optimal results.
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Answer: Vaping Any nicotine/tobacco can delay your wound healing and affect your results. I suggest having an open conversation with your surgeon. In my practice, I require my patients to be nicotine and recreational drug free for at least 4 weeks prior and 6 weeks after surgery for optimal results.
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February 26, 2022
Answer: I vape 5mg and mommy makeover's in 4 weeks - ok if I quit now? My practice rule is 4 weeks before and 6 weeks after. Smoking/vape increases risk of wound complications. For elective surgery, everything should be in order to reduce the risk of complications as much as possible.
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February 26, 2022
Answer: I vape 5mg and mommy makeover's in 4 weeks - ok if I quit now? My practice rule is 4 weeks before and 6 weeks after. Smoking/vape increases risk of wound complications. For elective surgery, everything should be in order to reduce the risk of complications as much as possible.
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February 11, 2022
Answer: Ask your surgeon It’s best to ask your surgeon. Your surgeon is more familiar with your situation and will be performing your procedure, therefore they should be notified about this so they can determine whether it’s safe to proceed.
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February 11, 2022
Answer: Ask your surgeon It’s best to ask your surgeon. Your surgeon is more familiar with your situation and will be performing your procedure, therefore they should be notified about this so they can determine whether it’s safe to proceed.
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February 12, 2022
Answer: I vape 5mg and mommy makeover's in 4 weeks - ok if I quit now? Hi, Thank you for the question.
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February 12, 2022
Answer: I vape 5mg and mommy makeover's in 4 weeks - ok if I quit now? Hi, Thank you for the question.
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February 2, 2022
Answer: Mommy Makeover Hi & thanks for your question!
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February 2, 2022
Answer: Mommy Makeover Hi & thanks for your question!
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