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It is perfectly safe as far as anesthesia is concerned. The big unknown is whether you will be in a lot if pain still from your back surgery. You should ask your back doctor what they advise
The risk of complications increases with orthopedic procedures like SI fusion, especially blood clots (DVT)It is best to do a full rehab after the SI fusion before undergoing another general anesthesia. RegardsDr. J
Yes, it is generally safe to have two procedures under anesthesia 37 days apart, provided you’re in good health and your medical team agrees with the timing. The key factors include your overall health, how well you recover from the first procedure, and the specific requirements of each surgery. Both your orthopedic and cosmetic surgeons should coordinate to ensure that your recovery from the first surgery is adequate before proceeding with the second. Always follow your doctors’ advice and ensure you’re fully recovered between procedures.
There isn't much to go on from your description. Age, past medical history, current medications, height and weight, etc. must all be considered.Should none of these things be abnormal and your sacro iliac fusion goes smoothly you should be able to proceed. All the Best, Dr. J
As long as you're an excellent health, and it's certainly acceptable to undergo to general anesthetics 37 days apart. It doesn't really matter which procedure goes first.
Non-invasive treatments like Morpheus stimulate the skin’s underlying layers, but in some cases, they may damage tissues or reduce the effectiveness of future facelift procedures. Technologies that use intense energy to treat the skin can impact the success of surgery, so it’s important to con...
Hi there! Unfortunately, we see this very often. What often happens is that some devices are actually damaging the skin and melting the fat underneath, leading to premature aging, sagging or uneven contours. We have treated patients with facial fat grafting and they were very happy with the...
A facelift is appropriate for this amount of facial aging. However it is important to note that loss of fat in the midface might not improve with facelift alone. It will likely need fillers or fat transfer to get the best result. Regards Dr. J