I am aged 36 and 31wks pregnant and looking to have vaser lipo on my long hated double chin as soon as I can as a well done for squeezing out my third (and last) human! At my age is elasticity an issue? (dont fancy a vagina neck) Its an inherited double chin and Ive had it forever so its definitely not pregnancy related.
June 13, 2016
Answer: Double Chin Treatment / Laxity-- SmartLipo/VASER/ThermiRF, Botox, Venus Legacy, Kybella, CoolMini You can get a neck procedure done immediately after giving birth depend on the procedure. If you are breast feeding you will have to discuss that with your physician and the medications you will be on. Best, Dr. Emer.
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June 13, 2016
Answer: Double Chin Treatment / Laxity-- SmartLipo/VASER/ThermiRF, Botox, Venus Legacy, Kybella, CoolMini You can get a neck procedure done immediately after giving birth depend on the procedure. If you are breast feeding you will have to discuss that with your physician and the medications you will be on. Best, Dr. Emer.
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July 1, 2016
Answer: Liposuction After Giving Birth? First, wishing you a smooth rest of your pregnancy and delivery and an early congratulations! Well done indeed!Elasticity should not be an issue unless you have had massive weight fluctuations. An evaluation in person would give a more educated assessment.You may want to consider waiting 3-6 months after delivering your baby. This way your weight and hormones can stabilize. If you're breastfeeding at the time of your surgery, check with your baby's pediatrician to see how long you'd have to pump and dump before being able to breastfeed again as some of the medications administered for surgery and thereafter may pass into your breastmilk. Once again, good luck and congratulations!
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July 1, 2016
Answer: Liposuction After Giving Birth? First, wishing you a smooth rest of your pregnancy and delivery and an early congratulations! Well done indeed!Elasticity should not be an issue unless you have had massive weight fluctuations. An evaluation in person would give a more educated assessment.You may want to consider waiting 3-6 months after delivering your baby. This way your weight and hormones can stabilize. If you're breastfeeding at the time of your surgery, check with your baby's pediatrician to see how long you'd have to pump and dump before being able to breastfeed again as some of the medications administered for surgery and thereafter may pass into your breastmilk. Once again, good luck and congratulations!
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