I'm a mother of 4 (11, 9, 3, and 4 months) and am in need of a mommy makeover. I am 30yr old/ 5'5 160lbs. I am looking into getting a breast lift and aug, arm lift, tummy tuck and lipo and upper inner thigh lift. Should I have a this done at once or break it up into two surgeries? I am scared to be put to sleep and that I will die. Should I be worried? And what do you suggest for the timing of the procedures? Thanks so much!
April 6, 2014
Answer: Mommy Makeover Safety? Thank you for the question. Your concerns are natural and commonly experienced prior to surgery. Assuming you are working with a board certified plastic surgeon and board-certified anesthesiologists in a fully accredited surgery center/hospital ( and have had medical clearance prior to surgery) you will be extremely likely to have a safe procedure. If I were you I would break up the planned procedures into 2 stages. I hope this helps.
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April 6, 2014
Answer: Mommy Makeover Safety? Thank you for the question. Your concerns are natural and commonly experienced prior to surgery. Assuming you are working with a board certified plastic surgeon and board-certified anesthesiologists in a fully accredited surgery center/hospital ( and have had medical clearance prior to surgery) you will be extremely likely to have a safe procedure. If I were you I would break up the planned procedures into 2 stages. I hope this helps.
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July 8, 2011
Answer: Scared of anesthesia
It's normal and common to be a little fearful of anesthesia. But modern anesthesia, with a well-trained board-certified MD anesthesiologist or CRNA in attendance is very safe, when done in an accredited surgical facility. Most people have a very smooth wake-up from anesthesia, with a very low risk of issues or problems, provided their state of health is good.
You have an extensive list of procedures that you would like to have. Try to prioritize these, as it won't be possible to do them safely and well in just one procedure. I like to keep the length of anesthesia under 6-6.5 hours, for my patients.
All the best,
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July 8, 2011
Answer: Scared of anesthesia
It's normal and common to be a little fearful of anesthesia. But modern anesthesia, with a well-trained board-certified MD anesthesiologist or CRNA in attendance is very safe, when done in an accredited surgical facility. Most people have a very smooth wake-up from anesthesia, with a very low risk of issues or problems, provided their state of health is good.
You have an extensive list of procedures that you would like to have. Try to prioritize these, as it won't be possible to do them safely and well in just one procedure. I like to keep the length of anesthesia under 6-6.5 hours, for my patients.
All the best,
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