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Thank you for your question. Yes your surgeon should have no problem in writing you a note without disclosing your procedure.
hello thank you for your question and provided information as well..based on your question, ideally in that case you consult that part with the plastic surgeon who will operate to evaluate your options
As long as you are not attempting to get FMLA, we do not have to tell your work what you had done. We can be vague and say you had surgery and need more time off.
Best way to ask is to just ask. You don’t have to put your personal business on blast. Tell HR you’ll need some time off for surgery - you’re not obligated to tell them what type, although they may ask for a note. The note will have your doctor’s name on it. And there is this thing called the Internet. Anyone can find out anything. Even if HR requests a note, plastic surgeon does not have to specify procedure done, just that you’re under her/his care and will need a certain amount of time off or certain accommodations. Brazilian Butt Lift takes more than just the surgery to get a nice result. You’ll have to be off of your buttocks (no sitting or lying directly on buttocks) for SIX weeks to avoid misshaping the fat or killing the fat. You can use a special roll under your thighs to keep pressure off buttocks while sitting, but this roll is not inconspicuous. Are you prepared to do this mentally and physically? Will your work make accommodations?
Definitely stop smoking! Smoking reduces circulation to the skin and and impedes healing. It is best to avoid smoking, including second hand smoke, and cigarette replacements, such as nicotine patches or gum, in the perioperative period. While you should ideally stop smoking for 2 weeks bef...
Hello thank you for your question and provided information as well..based on the exposed question the ideal in your case, would be that you consult that part with your plastic surgeon so that it evaluates the options that can give you in that case.
Hello thank you for your question and provided information as well...the ideal would be to wait for the full 6 months from now that the body is again hormonally regularized, since pregnancies do not matter the time, the body changes every day and accommodates the body for gestation.