Should I wear my compression garment during exercise after liposuction?

I would suggest wearing them as described by your doctor. It's even important to wear them during exercise. Please talk with your doctors office for his guidelines. 

Swelling will decrease more quickly and the risk of seromas is much less if you are wearing proper compression.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Most patients will find it comfortable to wear a compressive garment in the early aftermath of liposuction when exercising. As soon as the garment does not provide comfort it is probably unnecessary.

Thank you for your question.  Though each surgeon has their own protocols for garments after surgery there would not be any harm in continuing to wear yours during exercise.  That said, if you have been cleared to stop wearing your garment you may wish to transition to Spanx or athletic company fabrics that are thinner and more comfortable but which can still prevent swelling. Hope this helps.

This is up to you and your surgeon but many patients like to wear some compression during exercise. 

It might be difficult to work out in a compression garment. By 4 weeks it is probably not offering much advantage to wear it, but some like to have their patients wear them longer.

Thanks for the question. To reduce swelling and help your body conform to its new contours,
you may be fitted with a compression garment which will be worn for
approximately four weeks. Recovery can range from 5-7 days for liposuction and up to two weeks
for more extensive body lifting procedures. The results of body
contouring are typically long-lasting provided that a stable weight is
maintained. You can check with your surgeon as every surgeon's instructions will be different.

I personally don't believe compression garments are nearly as important as they're made out to be.I do use them as patients to use them for two weeks and no longer only if they find them comfortable and helpful.Each surgeon has their own protocol for the use of compression garments so I suggest you ask your plastic surgeon at what he or she thinks.