How soon after breast reduction surgery would massage for the breasts be ok? Does this help with boold-flow and the overall healing?
Answer: Breast reduction: massage during healing breast reduction: massage during healingThe initial discomfort subsides daily and can be controlled with oral medication. It is best to wear the bra 24 hours each day until released by the doctor Most patients resume normal activity by two weeks however full activity, lifting, sports, and no restrictions is safer at 6 weeks
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Answer: Massage not necessary Usually, massage is not necessary after breast reduction. However, to make sure you can ask your surgeon.
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Answer: Massage not necessary Usually, massage is not necessary after breast reduction. However, to make sure you can ask your surgeon.
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October 24, 2016
Answer: Breast Reduction and Massage?
Thank you for the question.
Generally, massage is not part of the postoperative routine after breast reduction surgery for my patients. There is no clinical evidence that I know that massage " helps with blood flow to the overall healing”.
Several weeks after the breast reduction procedure massage of the scars may be helpful.
Please check with your plastic surgeon for his/her recommendations.
I hope this helps.
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Answer: Breast Reduction and Massage?
Thank you for the question.
Generally, massage is not part of the postoperative routine after breast reduction surgery for my patients. There is no clinical evidence that I know that massage " helps with blood flow to the overall healing”.
Several weeks after the breast reduction procedure massage of the scars may be helpful.
Please check with your plastic surgeon for his/her recommendations.
I hope this helps.
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October 17, 2011
Answer: Massage after breast reduction
Hello,
I would wait until the scars are mature and your surgeon has given you the "green light." There is no data on the benefit of massage after breast reduction.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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October 17, 2011
Answer: Massage after breast reduction
Hello,
I would wait until the scars are mature and your surgeon has given you the "green light." There is no data on the benefit of massage after breast reduction.
Best Regards,
John Di Saia MD
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June 14, 2017
Answer: Massage after breast reduction surgery
Breast massage after breast reduction is usually not part of the recovery process. Once the incisions are completely healed is possible if desired by the patient to have lymphatic drainage massage to help with removal of excess swelling. This is a light touch massage technique used by a trained massage therapist in this technique. Two weeks after surgery you may begin massage of the scars with vitamin E oil or cocoa butter to help the scars fade quicker. Depending on how the scars are healing, one may opt instead to use mederma cream or a slicone topical gel or silicone sheeting over the scars
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June 14, 2017
Answer: Massage after breast reduction surgery
Breast massage after breast reduction is usually not part of the recovery process. Once the incisions are completely healed is possible if desired by the patient to have lymphatic drainage massage to help with removal of excess swelling. This is a light touch massage technique used by a trained massage therapist in this technique. Two weeks after surgery you may begin massage of the scars with vitamin E oil or cocoa butter to help the scars fade quicker. Depending on how the scars are healing, one may opt instead to use mederma cream or a slicone topical gel or silicone sheeting over the scars
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