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You should consult with your plastic surgeon. You have entrusted him/her to perform your surgery, you should keep them informed about your medical history.
Always best to run these types of questions by your own plastic surgeon, who may have specific concerns/questions for you. Generally speaking, assuming a complication free (with no abnormal findings) colonoscopy, there should be no problem proceeding. Best wishes.
Thank you for your question. This is a very good reason to call your surgeon. The answer depends on why you are having the colonoscopy. If it is routine, you may want to postpone it as the prep and the procedure can be very draining. Talk to the doctor managing your colonoscopy as well as your surgeon and make them both aware of what's going on. Good luck with both.
Consult with your Plastic Surgeon regarding this issue. I would probably reschedule the colonoscopy to a later date, unless your colon doctor feels it is urgent.
This largely depends on the reason for doing the colonoscaopy. General sedation may not affect you eligibility for tummy tuck within a week. Best is to obtain clearnce from your surgeon and his anesthiologist. Good luck.
There is some secondary lifting of the thighs and mons area with a tummy tuck. Different modifications can lead to more lifting such as the high lateral tension technique. Some people also need defatting of the mons area. Each patient is unique and different techniques will be chosen based...
Thank you for the question. Yes, patients with well-controlled inflammatory bowel disease, are able to safely undergo body contouring operations, including tummy tuck surgery, in most cases. Best to run your plans by your gastroenterologist. Generally speaking, the “ideal” pat...
Best option is to see your operative surgeon ASAP for steroid injections or Nedrol dose pack.....///