Dr. Carlos Recio excels in providing dedicated care for patients dealing with biopolymers, materials globally banned due to their severe risks. His expertise and commitment are evident in his relentless pursuit of safe solutions for affected patients, tirelessly working to address issues and offer a second chance at a healthy life.
Biopolymers or Bio gels are liquid silicone-based substances injected into various body areas. However, this practice comes with severe risks because, in some instances, additional materials are added that can lead to granuloma or lump formation. These adverse effects result in severe inflammatory and immune reactions, posing a threat to patients' health and even their lives. The only way to remove them is through surgery, and even then, there's no guarantee of complete success in the extraction. The removal of biopolymers is a delicate procedure aimed at reducing the presence of substances such as polymers, liquid silicone, or methyl methacrylate that have been injected into the skin, fat, and muscles, particularly around the buttocks. Throughout this process, Dr. Carlos Recio conducts material extractions with the utmost care, preserving essential tissues and structures to minimize risks and complications post-surgery. His primary focus is on ensuring patient safety and well-being throughout the procedure.
Dr. Carlos Recio will guide you through a specialized procedure to eliminate risks and complications.
The surgical procedure for removing biopolymers with Dr. Carlos Recio involves safely extracting substances previously injected into the body for aesthetic purposes that may cause health issues. Incisions are made in the affected areas to safely remove the biopolymers. The choice of anesthesia depends on the case, and strict adherence to post-operative instructions is crucial for a successful recovery. Each case is unique, necessitating a prior consultation with Dr. Carlos Recio to determine the appropriate treatment plan.
The primary purpose of this surgery is to remove as much filler material as possible, especially when some materials harden, hindering the procedure's success. The goal is to enhance the quality of the affected tissues and restore aesthetics in the areas where these substances were applied or migrated. The use of biopolymers and prohibited substances can lead to a medical complication known as iatrogenic allogeneic, which requires attention and correction.
Following the surgery, it is essential for the patient to use drainage for at least 12 days and a compression garment to apply pressure to the treated area. Absolute rest for at least one week is recommended for a faster recovery, with the possibility of resuming physical activities in the third week, depending on pain tolerance and individual recovery. It is important to stay active by walking in the days following the surgery and to avoid sun exposure, especially if the surgery was performed in exposed areas, such as the face.
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