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Mutations causing higher risk of thrombosis. Can I do a BBL?

Otilia85Dec 25, 2023
Hi! I found out to my request that I have the mutations Factor 5 R2(H1299R) and PAI-1 4G/5G. I didn’t had miscarriages or blood clots.I want to make a bbl but no doctor want s to do because of these. I also have a raport from hematologist. Is this aesthetic operation dangerous for me?

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