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The medication that you have listed is a homeopathic medication that does not have a known mechanism of action. I am not a pharmacist and can only offer an opinion, but I would guess that if you take this medication, it will not hurt but almost certainly will not help you in any way. If you are healthy, your body is very capable of healing normally after liposuction surgery. Medication assistance is not needed. And there is always a chance that the medication could have a negative effect. My best advice would be to avoid the medicine and only use what your plastic surgeon has prescribed.
You should only take medicines given by your plastic surgeon, so you should ask him what to do and when. the success of your surgery depends greatly on the track after.
It is unlikely that myofascial release techniques could undo the muscle plication of a tummy tuck, but it is also probably more vigorous than is necessary. You want the fascia layers to adhere after a tummy tuck, so focusing more on lymphatic drainage techniques is probably best.
Not only is lymphatic massage unnecessary after liposuction it doesn't work in the first place. Endermologie is the same.
I see nothing wrong with lymphatic massage after a 360 lower bodylift. Lymphatic massage can help decrease swelling and accelerate healing time. Massage can also stimulate blood flow. Increased bloodflow leads to faster healing. However, I would have your massage therapist not get too close to...
I have not been overly impressed with the results of lymphatic massage. I think that most patients heal without consequence without any massage.
Thank you for your question. While many plastic surgeons believe that lymphatic drainage message after surgery can help with swelling, there is a wise range of opinions and use of this. You should ask your plastic surgeon for his specific recommendations in your case. I personally think that...
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