I will be having my preop on a Thursday and surgery on a Friday. I am very limited unfortunately on how much time I can take off to recover. I think 7 or eight days is the max and I may have to go in on the 5th and 6th days post op (to manage, but not take tables) Is this even doable?
Answer: Breast Augmentation Recovery The real issue is going to be lifting. In general, I suggest that my breast augmentation patients refrain from heavy exercise (which would include lifting large trays of food) for at least a month. But speak with your surgeon. He or she will be able to give you the most accurate advise.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: How soon can I go back to work after getting breast implants? The risk in the first 2 weeks is bleeding if you use your upper body. Ask your surgeon but people typically go back to desk work at 3 days, moderate work at 2-3 weeks and freight loading at 6-8 weeks.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: How soon can I go back to work after getting breast implants? The risk in the first 2 weeks is bleeding if you use your upper body. Ask your surgeon but people typically go back to desk work at 3 days, moderate work at 2-3 weeks and freight loading at 6-8 weeks.
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October 9, 2015
Answer: Recovery depends upon your surgeon...and you Ultimately this is a question for the surgeon you have selected. They know what kind of recovery their patients typically have.My patients who are waitresses are all back to work in a week.Many doctors today market themselves as delivering some sort of a fast recovery breast augmentation, but many do not deliver with any consistency.The concept was thought to be impossible and the method was described about 10 years ago by John Tebbetts. I learned the technique from him and have taught it to many others.Again, follow your doctor's instructions. But if you are searching for a doctor I have no good advice for you on determining whether a doctor can deliver a faster than average recovery. Perhaps you will see it in reviews, testimonials, videos on the site, and the expertise in this topic demonstrated by the doctor at your consultation.
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Answer: Recovery depends upon your surgeon...and you Ultimately this is a question for the surgeon you have selected. They know what kind of recovery their patients typically have.My patients who are waitresses are all back to work in a week.Many doctors today market themselves as delivering some sort of a fast recovery breast augmentation, but many do not deliver with any consistency.The concept was thought to be impossible and the method was described about 10 years ago by John Tebbetts. I learned the technique from him and have taught it to many others.Again, follow your doctor's instructions. But if you are searching for a doctor I have no good advice for you on determining whether a doctor can deliver a faster than average recovery. Perhaps you will see it in reviews, testimonials, videos on the site, and the expertise in this topic demonstrated by the doctor at your consultation.
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October 8, 2015
Answer: Recovery After Breast Augmentation for Lifting Trays or Plates as a Waitress. One Week Enough? In my practice, one week has been enough to do light lifting, but I am very careful to do a non-traumatic bloodless dissection with cautery, use an implant that is not overly large for the pocket, and start arm-raising exercises four times an hour immediately after surgery. My patients are usually able to drive in 3-4 days and lift normal weight objects as well. For very repetitive lifting activity some might find a week a bit short, but if one does not lift a lot of plates on a heavy tray at the same time, one could go back to work as a waitress in a week.I always tell patients that some may have a slightly longer recovery than others, so it is nice to have a little leeway in when one has to go back to a job involving physical activity of the upper body and arms.
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Answer: Recovery After Breast Augmentation for Lifting Trays or Plates as a Waitress. One Week Enough? In my practice, one week has been enough to do light lifting, but I am very careful to do a non-traumatic bloodless dissection with cautery, use an implant that is not overly large for the pocket, and start arm-raising exercises four times an hour immediately after surgery. My patients are usually able to drive in 3-4 days and lift normal weight objects as well. For very repetitive lifting activity some might find a week a bit short, but if one does not lift a lot of plates on a heavy tray at the same time, one could go back to work as a waitress in a week.I always tell patients that some may have a slightly longer recovery than others, so it is nice to have a little leeway in when one has to go back to a job involving physical activity of the upper body and arms.
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October 7, 2015
Answer: Speak to your plastic surgeon, we are all different Hi,
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Answer: Speak to your plastic surgeon, we are all different Hi,
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