Lately I've been coming across many posts about the BBL infections. My question is where are they coming from? The sterility of the surgery center should be 100% as well as the equipment... so does that mean that the room or the procedure wasn't sterile? Any other situations that the patient can get infection from? And also what kind of infections are possible? any cautious advise? Doctors, I would appreciate your answers since many girls been talking about that. Thank you!! Redmimi
July 7, 2016
Answer: Infections Hello, Everyone has complications...BUT there are many non certified "doctors" doing procedures in non accredited facilities these days. I recommend doing your homework, choose a board certified plastic surgeon who operates at an accredited surgery center or hospital. That alone should decrease your odds of having a complication. Good Luck.
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July 7, 2016
Answer: Infections Hello, Everyone has complications...BUT there are many non certified "doctors" doing procedures in non accredited facilities these days. I recommend doing your homework, choose a board certified plastic surgeon who operates at an accredited surgery center or hospital. That alone should decrease your odds of having a complication. Good Luck.
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March 31, 2017
Answer: BBL infections PLEASE HELP! Thank you for your question. With every surgical procedure, infections are a risk. As surgeons, we take as many precautions as possible to prevent infections because a post-op infection can be a devastating complication. That being said, there is no such thing as 100% in medicine. If you are concerned about infections, your best bet is to make sure your procedure is being done by a board certified plastic surgeon (certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery) and to make sure the procedure is being done at an accredited surgery facility (inspected and certified by either a state agency or surgery facility inspecting institution). You can ask your surgeon about the steps he or she takes to prevent infection, but even in the most cautious of surgeons, the risk of infection is never zero. The only true way to prevent a complication from a procedure is to not have the procedure. Best of luck!
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March 31, 2017
Answer: BBL infections PLEASE HELP! Thank you for your question. With every surgical procedure, infections are a risk. As surgeons, we take as many precautions as possible to prevent infections because a post-op infection can be a devastating complication. That being said, there is no such thing as 100% in medicine. If you are concerned about infections, your best bet is to make sure your procedure is being done by a board certified plastic surgeon (certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery) and to make sure the procedure is being done at an accredited surgery facility (inspected and certified by either a state agency or surgery facility inspecting institution). You can ask your surgeon about the steps he or she takes to prevent infection, but even in the most cautious of surgeons, the risk of infection is never zero. The only true way to prevent a complication from a procedure is to not have the procedure. Best of luck!
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