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Hi & thanks for your questionIt depends on the surgeon. Call around to different practices for their protocol regarding covid vaccines and testing prior to surgery. Best wishes!
Hello, Come to Tijuana Mexico, you just need to have you pcr negative and you can have the surgery thanks.
You’ll probably find different requirements with different surgeons. They may require a Covid nasal swab test a few days before surgery
Dear Trustworthy719126,every plastic surgeon has his own preoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
HelloThis is going to depend on both the physician and the facility. Some surgeons are very strict while others are less cautious. The same can be said on facility. I would call and ask your preferred office ahead of time, this is something a basic receptionist can likely answer for you.Christopher J Hussussian, MD
Most facilities and most surgeons do not require you to be fully vaccinated, but will test to make sure you are COVID negative or have no fever or symptoms.
If you are not vaccinated, most hospitals are requiring a negative Covid test within 5 days of surgery. You do not have to be fully vaccinated to undergo elective surgery, including breast augmentation.
Each surgeon will have her/his protocols with regard to COVID which could also be influenced by the facility where the procedure is performed. A negative COVID test may be required regardless of vaccine status. Speak to your surgeon to find out more.
Hi, thanks for your question. There are a variety of techniques that can be used to correct tuberous breasts, including fat grafting, nipple areolar complex reduction, mastopexy (uplift), release of constrictions within the breast itself, and breast augmentation with implants. A consultation is...
I am so very sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Do not delay in treating your thyroid cancer because of recent breast surgery.
If you had a reaction to anesthesia in the past, it's crucial to inform your healthcare provider before undergoing any procedure requiring anesthesia. Anesthesia reactions can vary widely in severity and type, and your medical history will help your healthcare team take appropriate precautions...
I would suggest going to your medical doctor and being checked. There are no nerves in the breast that go up to your throat or to your arm. However, if your implants are under the muscle, some pain can occur outside of the breasts. You might also want to go see your plastic surgeon to be sure...
If you've noticed a large lymph node on the right side of your nipple two years after breast augmentation, it's essential to have it evaluated by a healthcare professional as soon as possible. While it may not necessarily be related to the breast augmentation surgery, any new or concerning lump...
Thanks for posting this question and your photos. We always ask what your expectations are from the surgery. If you would like the breast to sit higher and nipple position higher then you will need to consider an uplift. It is unlikely you will achieve this with just a breast implant. You may...