If my hemoglobin is 11.7, can I do 360 lipo?

Hi, if your hemoglobin is 11.7, we recommend you do not get liposuction 360 until you have your diabetes and/or weight under control. When deciding to have an elective procedure, you will need to consult your primary care provider to obtain a clearance. With the help of your PCP, you can get down to a manageable A1C and be able to proceed with elective procedures.

Normal hemoglobin levels for a woman are 12-14; I prefer to have the patients get close to the higher level before surgery. This usually helps with a faster recovery time. The decision to have surgery also depends on your plastic surgeon and whether you have acute or chronic anemia. More important than the actual hemoglobin number, you want to select your plastic surgeon carefully. Please make sure that your plastic surgeon is an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon. Your safety should always be the most important part of your surgery.

Whether or not you are a suitable candidate for a medical procedure like liposuction (including 360-degree liposuction, which is also known as "360 lipo") depends on various factors, including your overall health and medical history. Hemoglobin levels are just one aspect of your health that may be considered when determining your eligibility for surgery, but they are not the only factor.
A hemoglobin level of 11.7 g/dL is within the normal range for many laboratories, but individual health and surgical requirements can vary. Your surgeon will evaluate your overall health, medical history, and other factors such as your current medications, underlying medical conditions, and any potential risks associated with the procedure before determining if you are a suitable candidate for liposuction or any other surgical procedure.
It's essential to consult with a qualified healthcare professional, such as a board-certified plastic surgeon or a medical specialist, who can conduct a thorough assessment and provide personalized recommendations based on your unique circumstances. They will take into account your hemoglobin levels and other relevant health factors to determine if liposuction or any other surgical procedure is safe and appropriate for you.
Please consult with a healthcare professional for proper guidance and a thorough evaluation of your individual situation. This response should not be considered medical advice, and it's always important to seek guidance from a medical expert for decisions regarding surgery and medical procedures.