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An egg donation is a minimally invasive surgery and so a month's recovery time should be fine to wait prior to your Mommy Makeover.
Thank you for your question. Yes, with the procedures separated by a month, it should be medically safe. Best of luck.
Hi there- I agree that a minimally invasive procedure like Egg Donation should not affect the safety or success of your planned Mommy Makeover procedure. Congratulations!
Donation procedures are fairly minimally invasive. You should be fully recovered from your donation procedure in a matter of weeks. So yes, you should be perfectly fine to proceed with your mommy makeover. Best of luck! Dr. Basu Houston, TX
The procedure for harvesting eggs from your ovaries is usually very reliable with minimal recovery. It should not interfere with your plans to have plastic surgery a month later as long as all goes well. I am assuming your egg donation is for another person if you are planning a tummy tuck.
Make sure you are getting enough iron. I had a vegan patient a few years ago and she looked like the White Witch of Narnia. I checked her blood count and she was really, reallly anemic. Her blood count came up with iron supplements and she eventually had surgery. I...
You should call your doctor immediately if you are concerned. While this website can be a good source of information to many, it should not be a substitute for advice from your surgeon. If you are at all concerned call him and if it is after hours, his service will have him paged. Good luck
You will find that each plastic surgeons office has their own protocol for charging fees. For my office we only charge for the initial consultation and after that all visits are at no charge, even if you were to come in for a consultation for a new procedure.
Congratulations on your upcoming surgery! This is dependent on the surgeon and the surgeons specific plan. I recommend talking to your plastic surgeon to figure out what his plan will be for your specific surgery.Best of luck!
That is an excellent question and has been a source of confusion and deception for many patients. In fact, the American Board of Plastic Surgery, and not the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery, is the board recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialists. Surgeons board-certified by ...
How do I pick the best Plastic Surgeon is what you are asking. Here is my advice: Verify Board Certification by American Board of Plastic Surgery (do this online) Member of American Society of Plastic Surgery (requirements beyond Board Certification) Member of...