If I have the money for it, can I get lipo without my parents knowing over the summer? And then what is the recovery time?
Answer: Liposuction of Pubic Area You are over 18 and can have surgery done without your parents consent. I think it is best however, for everyone to know in case something were to happen. I suggest seeing an expert as treatment in this area requires meticulous skill and expertise, especially if done with hi definition. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Liposuction of Pubic Area You are over 18 and can have surgery done without your parents consent. I think it is best however, for everyone to know in case something were to happen. I suggest seeing an expert as treatment in this area requires meticulous skill and expertise, especially if done with hi definition. Best, Dr. Emer.
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August 31, 2015
Answer: Can I do liposuction without my parents knowing about it If you are 18 years or older, a physician would require your consent before discussing your health with your parents. However, successful liposuction often requires wearing of a garment over the treated area and there is some discomfort involved. Possibly you will be taking pain medications. These issues could tip one off that you have had an intervention of some sort.
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August 31, 2015
Answer: Can I do liposuction without my parents knowing about it If you are 18 years or older, a physician would require your consent before discussing your health with your parents. However, successful liposuction often requires wearing of a garment over the treated area and there is some discomfort involved. Possibly you will be taking pain medications. These issues could tip one off that you have had an intervention of some sort.
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Answer: Secret Liposuction For the purposes of healthcare decisions, you are an adult at 18. So the simple answer is yes. You do not need parental consent. The better question is whether or not you should do it without informing your family and my answer is an enthusiastic no. While complications of liposuction for healthy individuals are rare, they do happen. Your family needs to know what to look for and they need to be able to communicate your surgical history to your healthcare team if you are unable to do so. You don't have to seek their approval for your decision, but I highly recommend informing them of your decision. If you have liposuction of your mons pubis alone, I would expect your recovery to be rather quick - a week or two.
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Answer: Secret Liposuction For the purposes of healthcare decisions, you are an adult at 18. So the simple answer is yes. You do not need parental consent. The better question is whether or not you should do it without informing your family and my answer is an enthusiastic no. While complications of liposuction for healthy individuals are rare, they do happen. Your family needs to know what to look for and they need to be able to communicate your surgical history to your healthcare team if you are unable to do so. You don't have to seek their approval for your decision, but I highly recommend informing them of your decision. If you have liposuction of your mons pubis alone, I would expect your recovery to be rather quick - a week or two.
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September 4, 2015
Answer: Plastic surgery accomplices It is never a good idea to keep family members from knowing that you will undergo surgery.If you are of legal age, it is your decision but the best policy is always the truth.Talk to your parents and explain your reasons, maybe you can ask them to accompany you for a consultation and here the opinion of an expert.
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September 4, 2015
Answer: Plastic surgery accomplices It is never a good idea to keep family members from knowing that you will undergo surgery.If you are of legal age, it is your decision but the best policy is always the truth.Talk to your parents and explain your reasons, maybe you can ask them to accompany you for a consultation and here the opinion of an expert.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: 20 years old and parental consent Thanks for your question. No, you will not need parental consent. The recovery varies, but it can range from 1-2 weeks, but in some cases, it can be longer.
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September 1, 2015
Answer: 20 years old and parental consent Thanks for your question. No, you will not need parental consent. The recovery varies, but it can range from 1-2 weeks, but in some cases, it can be longer.
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