Tummy Tuck and Breast Augmentation Still Possible with Protein S Deficiency?

Thank you for the question.

You will be best off having a full evaluation by a well experienced hematologist. He/she will evaluate your past medical history ( especially in regards to bleeding/clotting) and laboratory studies. The hematologist would be able to provide a recommendation to you and your plastic surgery in regards to the feasibility/safety of undergoing the planned procedures.  Perioperative medical management may also be recommended by your hematologist.

Best wishes.

I would start with a consultation to a hematologist.  In our surgery center, all clotting disorders get a plan from the hematologist for surgery in writing prior to surgery.  There likely will be some additional testing that will help determine if you are safe to proceed.   

You need to obtain clearance from your hematologist and make sure your plastic surgeon follows the recommendations. This usually requires compression stocking before during and after surgery. Injections of Lovenox an anticoagulant may also be suggested around your procedure.

Make sure you understand all the additional rails with this condition before proceeding! Good luck!