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Thanks for your question.Yes, your PCP needs to know the exact surgery so that your clearance is appropriate. Please always consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.Take care,Moises Salama M.D., Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
The goal of medical clearance is to ensure that you are a safe candidate to undergo surgery. The risks of one procedure vs. another will vary. For this reason, your PCP will need to know what exactly he/she is clearing you for.As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).
Hello, Thank you so much for sharing your question and pictures. Swelling the first weeks after surgery is normal. It takes 3 to 6 months to see the final results. I suggest you discuss this information with your surgeon for more details. Kind regards, Dr. Roberto...
The ideal BMI for aesthetics procedures is below 34%, but the more weight you lose the better results you will get. Reaching your weight goal prior to surgery would decrease the risks of complications during and after surgery and enhance results. Looking at your photos I might say that you´ll ...
Based on your pictures I believe you will not be happy with just liposuction, you have a lot a saggy skin that will only get worse with the lipo consult carefully with a board certified PS.
The BBL results that are obtained after 3 months are permanent if the body weight and body fat percentage are held stable. Only three weeks after BBL, it is much too early in your recovery to predict final outcome. This is not the time to be losing weight. I recommend that my patients eat a we...
You are correct, that in the long run, buttock implants can carry a higher rate of risk/complication than BBL surgery. Although a 400 cc per buttock BBL is a relatively small amount of fat to transfer, given that you are petite at 5'2" and 108 lbs., this may still result in a very nice ...
Hi! This is a great question to ask. The truth is that many of the medications, especially pain medications, that are prescribed to you for your surgical procedure can cause constipation. This is extremely common in patients right after surgery. Unfortunately it can also add to pain and...
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