With all the struggle on ibrutinib I’m feeling more stable platelets good. This is so vain but want to feel normal. Any insight on cosmetic fillers on ibrutinib. Embarrassed to ask but
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I have no answers, but there is no need to be embarrassed to ask. I would bet that there are several here with the same question who are afraid to. I hope you get some answers for everyone. I’m old enough to have debated with myself about hair color and a nip and tuck. I’ve decided that it isn’t the right thing for me, but had a laugh when I renewed my drivers license. I commented to the woman processing my paperwork that I wasn’t sure what to put for hair color, as I am in between my naural color and my new natural. Her response was to put anything I wanted - that some people have a new color every week- blue, pink, whatever.
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I had breast implants put in a year before I was dx (2006). I am not on Ibrutinib but just finished FCR in Aug. I need my implants replaced so I told my hematologist I would wait till next year to be safe. I get fillers every 2 years, very slight dose and feel great about it. My hematologist told me to wait till now ( 7 months since FCR). As far as Ibrutinib, I would double check with your hematologist because that drug must be stopped before surgical procedures. Bleeding factor. Good luck! 💕
I think you should do anything that makes you feel good that your doctor says is OK. I dye my hair which is also vain, but I didn't feel like looking 10 years younger than I am to 10 years older instantly on top of everything else. Some of my friends want to put me in a bubble and have found lots of things to advise me against, but I ask my doctor and live my life. He has yet to say no to anything other than having more than 2 drinks in one day. Currently on my way home today from a vacation in Bulgaria with my son. Coming home with a sniffle, but my neuts are fine, and that could have happened to anyone.