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It depends on what type of surgery. If it isn't surgery on the face, it shouldn't matter that much. I recommend seeing a surgeon who you are comfortable with and who is a board-certified Plastic Surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.Best wishes!Dr. DesaiHarvard Educated, Beverly Hills & Miami Beach Trained, Double-Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Botox after almost any surgery is probably OK. The one exception would be facial swelling after a facial surgery. Good luck, feel good and look better...
hello. I see no problem in getting a facial or Botox after a surgical procedure. Just make sure you are not on any blood thinners -- may cause bruising. Good luck
If you are felling well, then it is probably ok. You should really ask your surgeon what his preference is. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question. If your surgery involved the face I would not recommend Botox or facials at this early date. If the surgery was elsewhere on the body, then these should be OK, as long as you remember to keep your head elevated for the proper amount of time after surgery. Best of luck.
It depends on the type of surgery you had. Assuming it's not on your face, then there is no issue. Best of luck.
Yes, there should be no problem having a facial and/or Botox treatments after recent breast surgery. Best wishes.
I see absolutely no reason why you can't have Botox or a facial of any type after surgery. Congratulations on your surgery.
I would strongly suggest that you hold any opinions about your size until at least 6 weeks post operatively. Today and tomorrow are your worst days for swelling. Worrying will not speed up mother nature. Trust your plastic surgeon. You did not have very large implants at 335 cc.
Breast #revision surgery is more difficult, complicated, and requires more time than primary surgery. Capsular contracture may recur regardless of surgeries being performed at this time and may require additional surgeries. There is as much as a 40% chance!!! that additional surgery will be...
Thank you for your question. In general, for you to notice a difference you would need at least 100cc increase in size. You would need a consultation to discuss your options, one option would be if you have seen implants to deflate preoperatively under local anesthesia for proper 3-D simulation...
Hello,I would wait a full 3 months to ensure that the rippling is a long term issue. At that time you may consider fat grafting if it is still a problem. Frequently, as the scar capsule matures around the new implant is helps to support it, minimizing traction rippling.Best of luck!
Despite the best efforts of a well-meaning surgeon, at times, the result is not what you the patient had expected. If you have lost confidence in your surgeon's ability to correct this problem, then it's time that you seek a second or third opinion from experienced cosmetic breast surgeons in ...
To begin with awesome physique! Couple thoughts here;Active body builders have strong pectoral muscles and switching to under them may be aggravating for you when your posing down at a competition. The implants can move from the pressure of the chest muscles when they are contracted. It's...
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