What products do I need to buy so I don’t get an infection? Like a mouth wash for neosporin?
Answer: Postoperative protocol Dear Justluv2,every plastic surgeon has his own postoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MD
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Answer: Postoperative protocol Dear Justluv2,every plastic surgeon has his own postoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MD
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Answer: Buccal Fat Removal for Facial Sculpting Treatment of ‘chubby cheeks’ cannot be achieved alone with buccal fat pad removal; a fact that I encounter time and time again when seeing patients in consultation for lower facial sculpting. My approach is to use a combined protocol that redefines aesthetic contours of the face. This includes the following:
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Answer: Buccal Fat Removal for Facial Sculpting Treatment of ‘chubby cheeks’ cannot be achieved alone with buccal fat pad removal; a fact that I encounter time and time again when seeing patients in consultation for lower facial sculpting. My approach is to use a combined protocol that redefines aesthetic contours of the face. This includes the following:
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September 22, 2018
Answer: What products should I use to keep my mouth clean after my buccal fat removal? = follow up your surgeon's advice After buccal fat removal, most surgeons recommend a mouth wash to keep the mouth clean while the incisions heal ( thus decreasing the risk of post surgical infection).In my practice I recommend a medical grade disinfecting mouth wash. In the United States, that medical grade product is prescription based, so all my patients get a Rx so they can purchase in their pharmacy of choice.
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September 22, 2018
Answer: What products should I use to keep my mouth clean after my buccal fat removal? = follow up your surgeon's advice After buccal fat removal, most surgeons recommend a mouth wash to keep the mouth clean while the incisions heal ( thus decreasing the risk of post surgical infection).In my practice I recommend a medical grade disinfecting mouth wash. In the United States, that medical grade product is prescription based, so all my patients get a Rx so they can purchase in their pharmacy of choice.
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