You might want to make some changes in certain parts of your body, however, it is important that you consider the following things before you go for that plastic surgery:

1. The state of your health: As with most surgeries, plastic surgery complications are more common in certain people. For example, smokers, older adults, and people who are obese are more prone to complications.

2. The doctor’s certification and experience: You can reduce your risk of unwanted side effects by fully vetting your doctor and his experience. Be sure the doctor is a trusted professional, this is for your own safety.

3. Complications of anesthesia: Anesthesia  is the use of medication to make one unconscious during surgery. There are complications that come with anesthesia after surgery which further leads to death.

4. Loss of blood; Bleeding is expected in the process. It can occur internally after surgery or during the operation which may lead to drop in blood pressure. This can impede the healing or recovery process and cause further complications. You can make sure there is an availability of blood replacement in the event of any complication.

5. Recovery time; Healing does take time. It may take up to six months after surgery for you to truly appreciate what you look like. This delay is common among patients who are overweight, smokers or people with infection.

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