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A referral is not necessary to see a plastic surgeon regarding liposuction. Make an appointment for an evaluation to see if you are a candidate for surgery.
Usually only cases that would be covered by insurance need a referral. However, your GP should be an excellent source of information on plastic surgeons in your area. Take care and good luck.
A referral from a GP is not necessary for a consult with a plastic surgeon. Your doctor, however, may know of the best plastic surgeons in your area.
You can call a local plastic surgeon and set up an appointment. Ask friends and family who may have experience with this procedure and they can help guide your selection of a plastic surgeon.Best WishesDr. Peterson
Hello, I'm sorry to hear about suffering this uncomfortable headache. If your PS is 4 hr away, a Telephone call or e-mail must be done. He /; She need to know whats going on. I can recommend in the the mid time If you are not diagnosed with high blood pressure , some caffeine...
Your body just went through a dramatic event. The anesthesia, the removal of fat and the antibiotics are a lot for a body to deal with all at once. Continue checking in with your surgeon and following your post op instructions. Get plenty of rest, keep hydrated and call you surgeon if...
The complication rate in recurrence rate for removal of axillary breast tissue by way of suction or direct excision should be close to zero. There is no chance of problems to lymphatic drainage in an otherwise healthy arm.
Glad to hear that your pain has decreased and you are experiencing no other problem. Continue to follow the post-op instructions your surgeon gave you. I would make an appointment to see your surgeon just to ensure your suture is healing as it should. Some individuals take a bit longer to heal...
Drainage of Burgundy tumescent fluid is common after liposuction. Blood however is not and should be reported to your surgeon.
Thank you for your question. The fact that you have adhesions causing skin to "tack down" to the underlying muscle would seem to indicate that you had very aggressive liposuction of the neck, removing almost all of the fat that was there. What you are seeing is quite possibly the...
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