Hi. I am a 50 yr old women. I take meds for HBP. Calcium level reading 11.2, normal PTT. If the ultra sound comes back normal. All other tests are within range, EKG & Chest xray all good. Does the high calcium and HBP disqualify me for this procedure? I do realize this might not be enough, but based on what I've mentioned, would I still be a good candidate for this procedure?
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A small area of fat loss in the buttocks like this could be treated through fat grafting or by utilizing an off-the-shelf product such as Renuva. Fat grafting requires liposuction from somewhere else to collect fat to inject into the area of volume loss, whereas Renuva can be injected much like...
Unfortunately, a death from any surgical procedure is always a potential risk and complication. That being said, it is important to go to a surgeon that you like, and respect, one that has experience, one that is a Board, Certified, and one that you have seen multiple before and after photos for...
Hello! The fat necrosis should be gone by 3 months post op, this fat is reabsorbed by the body and it's the natural process of it. In the case it's not going away, you should consult it with your doctor, but it should be gone by then.
