General anesthesia and breast implants with a seizure disorder and currently on no RX for.

April 25, 2017
Asked By:gabri787 in Tacoma, WA

I am young 30's, and have 4 children. After pregnancy and breast feeding, my breasts had definitely taken the brunt of things. I finally decided to go through with a breast augmentation, but am absolutely terrified (mostly of the general anesthesia)My BA is on May 1st and I find myself having panic attacks as that day approaches. I have a history of grand mal seizures, which they have been happening further apart then in my past. I am on no meds and don't see a neurologist. Am I making a mistake

Answers (4)

From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
VOTED MOST HELPFUL
April 26, 2017

Answer: Seizure Disorder and BA Surgery

Jerome Edelstein, MDCertified Plastic Surgeon
VOTED MOST HELPFUL
April 26, 2017

Answer: Seizure Disorder and BA Surgery

Jerome Edelstein, MDCertified Plastic Surgeon
April 28, 2017

Answer: Many with seizure disorders have general anesthesia

1 person found this helpful
April 28, 2017

Answer: Many with seizure disorders have general anesthesia

1 person found this helpful
MOST RECENT
May 2, 2017

Answer: Cosmetic surgery in a patient with an untreated seizure disorder.

MOST RECENT
May 2, 2017

Answer: Cosmetic surgery in a patient with an untreated seizure disorder.

Recommended reading

Breast Augmentation

Everything you need to know about Breast Augmentation

  • 95% worth it
  • 26.3k reviews
  • Avg cost: $7,538
Learn More
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
April 26, 2017

Answer: Breast Augmentation

April 26, 2017

Answer: Breast Augmentation

Recommended reading

Breast Augmentation

Everything you need to know about Breast Augmentation

  • 95% worth it
  • 26.3k reviews
  • Avg cost: $7,538
Learn More
ADVERTISEMENT