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You can have the treatment as long as it’s local anesthetic and not an excessive amount of treatment (i.e. multiple areas) . There is no increase in clotting disorders when done with local, when general anesthesia is performed then there is an increased risk
Dear DC,Protein c and s deficiency put you at risks for blood clots when you have procedures. I know many people who have had procedures with these conditions and have done fine, but you should take extra DVT precautions and early ambulation.Best. Dr BrechtSeattle, Wa
Hi and welcome to our forum!Protein S deficiency is a rare condition, an autosomal dominant trait or secondary to Vitamin K deficiency. It results in increased risk of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. Liposuction in and of itself has known complications of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, especially if performed under general anesthesia. Your hematologist is required to make this difficult decision based upon relative risk. While most coagulopathies cause bleeding, this coagulopathy increases clotting. I would rather diet...Best wishes
You may have a latex allergy. Contact your surgeon to see if he or she can recommend garments for you that are latex free, and for people with sensor hypersensitivity. Wearing a compression garment will help with healing.
It is important to know if the Liposuction was done before you were pregnant or afterwards. Also, the type of anesthesia that was used. Ask your plastic surgeon for your records, and take them to your OBGYN so he or she can determine any prenatal testing that...
Dear Tasteful5942, I understand your concern and it is quite normal to be concerned about the outcome following a liposuction surgery. However, you are still in the very early stages of the healing process.Your will need to be patient at this moment and follow what your surgeon has...