Can someone explain to me why you aren’t supposed to breastfeed after receiving air sculpt? I don’t understand if the rationale is because “your body may still change” or there’s some inherent risk to the baby. The latter doesn’t make sense to me physiologically, given as I understand it’s just laughing gas given during the procedure. Would I be safe to nurse a baby 1-2 times a day after the procedure? Or even pump and dump if necessary?
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There is no evidence that compression garments improve Liposuction results in anyway.
I recommend you follow your doctor‘s instructions.
It is unlikely that wearing compression garments longer would be an issue or contra indicated but I don’t think it well change your final outcome.
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You are being mis lead! The max lipo in the state of Florida is 4 liters of supernatant fat. That is the office surgery rule 64B8-9,009. Additional you are very overweight with a BMI in excess of 32+. The only options are either multiple local/tumescence anesthesias to be ? minimal invasive. The...
Airsculpt is a trademark term by elite body sculpture.
The clinics are typically staffed by highly experienced board-certified plastic surgeons with excellent equipment and good reputation.
I suggest having in person consultations whenever possible.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD
