Elective and cosmetic surgeries are not recommended during pregnancies. Apart from the potential complications, the results of the surgery may be compromised due to weight changes that can occur post-pregnancy. If you experience weight gain, pregnancies, or any other significant changes to your body following liposuction, there is a possibility that the results may be affected. Therefore, it is generally recommended that patients who have recently experienced weight loss or significant weight loss maintain a consistent weight for at least six to twelve months before undergoing any cosmetic surgery. This approach helps ensure longer-lasting results without risking skin tissue fluctuation and stretching. It is best to wait until after your pregnancy to consider such cosmetic procedures.
Thank you for your question. Cosmetic surgery should not be performed during pregnancy. Congratulations on your pregnancy. Best wishes.
Elective surgery during pregnancy is not recommended due to the potential risks to the baby, even if they are small. Waiting until after pregnancy to address the chin issue is generally advisable.
Cosmetic surgery should not be performed on pregnant patients, except in cases of surgical emergencies such as appendicitis.
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