I am planning to get a nose job. I have always been anemic and have beta thalassemia trait. Currently my hemoglobin and iron levels are quite low. Doctor advised to take iron supplements. Once my iron and hemoglobin levels are improved, is it safe to get the procedure done taking into consideration the thalassemia trait? What is the minimum hemoglobin required for the surgery? Other than blood testing, what pre-operative tests would you recommend for someone with beta thalassemia
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