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Can you have plastic surgery if you have health problems?

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This will depend on the specific nature of your health problem. Your Plastic Surgeon will want to review your medical history as part of his asessment for your procedure. This may incude some diagnostic tests. Be sure to disclose all aspects of your health to your surgeon at the consultation

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