I received a very deep tissue massage where the masseuse applied very hard pressure and briefly walked on my back. This was on Sunday and 4 days later my breasts are still sore. I can't tell if this is muscle pain or something else wrong.
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November 1, 2015
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I have two Triple Crown bodybuilders in my cosmetic breast surgery practice. They started upper and lower body Smith machine workouts at six weeks with no problem. I did advise them to start light at first and allow two weeks to get back to their full weight workout. Since you're over two months...
I agree with your doctor. I tell my patients that three weeks after surgery, it’s OK for them to do aerobic activity (treadmill, stationary bike, etc.), running and lower-body weight training. Women are usually comfortable doing arm exercises (upper-body weights, swimming) s...
Hi. That's the most common area for delayed wound healing with this type of incision. The blood supply is weakest at the triangle points of the closure. Generally these tend to heal on their own without any surgical intervention as long as it's kept clean, covered and ointment...
