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Since your work keeps involves no hard labor, you may return whenever you feel up to it. In general, 3-5 days after the operation for office work, and 14 days for more active employment. As with all operations, pain and discomfort varies greatly from patient to patient. Generally, one should expect that pain medication will be required for the first several days. Continuing discomfort can last varying amounts of time. Much of the swelling and bruising will be improved by two weeks; however, some will persist for 6 to 8 weeks. It is often difficult to see significant changes in the body shape before this time. If you have any concerns, notify your plastic surgeon.
After 4-5 days, most people are able to return to work and gradually increase their activities, but this is variable depending upon the number of sites treated and discomfort tolerance.
Of patients are capable of resuming employment in a few days after liposuction. One should not return until the surgeon has given approval to do so.
I tell patients that they should be able to return to work after about 3-4 days. You will likely be sore (like you had a very heavy work-out), but should ba able to do light duty. Most patients actually like being able to get up and move about after liposuction. If you have a desk job, you should count on needing to stand up and walk about a few times during the day. Likewise, if you stand up all day at work, you will want to take some time to sit down and take it easy. Healing after liposuction is an "active" process. It is always a bell shaped curve, so there are a few patients on the extreme end that have a lot of pain for a few weeks, but that is not the norm.
You should be able to return to work one or two days after liposuction. It works out best if you can have it done on a Friday. Activity should be light.
Hello, you should be fine, try to work on light duty, for the first week though. Unless your PS do not authorize to do so.. Best Dr. Vega
Liposuction of the bra roll and arms may need little time away from work, but evey case is different with regard to amount removed, etc. You should ask your plastic surgeon. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
Usually you can go back to desk work within a few days after liposuction although you may be a bit sore.
Great question. I usually let my patients return to work 1-2 days post op after laser liposuction. It would be best check with your specific surgeon.
This question would far better be directed to your surgeon. Not knowing the details of the breast lift makes it hard to even give any guidelines. All the best.
It's hard to say without seeing preop photos and knowing exactly what was done but it can take a long time to see the results of lipo; 4-6 weeks for 85%, 3 months for 95% and up to six months or more for 100%. That being said, at 7 weeks you should most likely not be bigger than you were...
Drainage can persist even longer than this; up to a week or more is not unheard of depending on how much was done and what your skin is like. You should of course, remain in contact with your PS. And, finally, if fluid is forming it's better if it comes out than if it has to be...
Thank you for submitting your question. I would wait until 18 years of age before you consider a cosmetic surgical procedure. There are risks and complications that can occur with any surgery. When your an adult, you are more emotionally and physically ready. Best wishes