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I am planning to get pregnant within a year before surgery.
I would appreciate it if you could share your experiences regarding the effects of implants, fillers, and lifting on pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding, the safety of medications (painkillers, antibiotics) during pregnancy and lactation, and what wording would be best to use when informing the hospital.
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Please be sure to mention your pregnancy plans during the pre-surgery consultation.
It is helpful to inform them, “I plan to get pregnant within a year, and I would like to select implants, fillers, or lifting procedures and receive medication prescriptions while considering the possibility of childbirth and breastfeeding.” Additionally, since painkillers and antibiotics can be adjusted to safer medications based on pregnancy and breastfeeding status, please check with your OB/GYN as well.
I also had to coordinate my schedule a lot when I did Coolsonic at Sartine, lol. Since post-treatment medication can have an effect, it is essential to check that in advance during the consultation.
If you are planning to get pregnant, it is highly recommended that you mention during your pre-operative consultation, “I plan to get pregnant within a year, so I would like to confirm if the procedure can be performed using materials or medications that are safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding.”
Please check with both the OB/GYN and the hospital performing the procedure.
If you're planning to get pregnant within a year, be sure to mention during your pre-surgery consultation, "I'm preparing for pregnancy, so please confirm if the implants/fillers/lifting procedures are safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding, and check the medications (painkillers/antibiotics) used." If possible, it would also be a good idea to confirm with your OB/GYN.
During your pre-surgery consultation, be sure to mention, "I plan to get pregnant within a year and am considering breastfeeding, so I'd like to confirm the effects of implants/fillers/lifts and the criteria for medications (painkillers, antibiotics) that can be used during pregnancy and breastfeeding."
It's safest to confirm this with your OB-GYN as well.
If you're planning to get pregnant, it's best to mention during your consultation, "I'm planning to conceive within a year and there's a possibility I could be pregnant. I'd like to confirm if the procedure/surgery materials, anesthesia, painkillers, and antibiotics are safe for pregnancy and breastfeeding. If necessary, I'd like to proceed after confirming with my OB/GYN."
Usually, timing is the most crucial factor.