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Hi Pebbles,Outside of blood thinners, we let our breast implant patients continue with their meds. However, this is one question for your PS and for you anesthesia provider! Sometimes we actually prescribe clonazepam preop for patients who need it. Good Luck, Dr. Joe
Hi Daizy, thank you for your question. Please speak with your plastic surgeon and anesthesiologist about continuing your medication before your surgery. Best of luck to you!
Nope. Don't stop these medications prior to surgery but do inform your surgeon and anesthesiologist. Dr. Burnett
It's usually not necessary to stop clonazepam before plastic surgery . Informing your anaesthetist will help him adjust your anaesthetic drugs .
Thanks for your question on which implant size would be best for you. Since there is no way to say definitively over the internet which size would be optimal for you, take comfort in the fact that the surgeon uses your unique measurements and is able to provide you with a general range. In many...
The "symmastia" you are seeing is soft tissue. The muscles underneath should be separated and if the implant is placed under, it should not worsen.I would recommend placing the implant a little more lateral than usual since you do not desire to increase your cleavage.The best way to assess and...
Hi Shanta,Yes, you are right, a 5 cc difference is not a lot, nor is a 25 cc difference. A teaspoon is 5cc and an ounce is 30cc. So between the 425 versus 450, this is less than one ounce. As you mentioned, the implant is also flattened somewhat when under the muscle, so it is a good...
