I'm only going to be able to take 2 weeks off from work for recovery of a TT w/lipo. Im worried this won't be enough time. I work an office job that does not require much physical activity
Answer: Is 2 weeks sufficient recovery period for Tummy Tuck w/lipo? For most people doing desk work, 2 weeks should be enough. In cases with a Rapid Recovery technique, you may feel better faster. See link below for examples.
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Answer: Two Week Recovery? If you are mainly at a desk all day, then the two week mark should be sufficient for returning to work. That does not mean that you are going to be pain free at that point, but should be able to handle your work duties. Don't be surprised if you tire more easily though - that surgery can knock you back in terms of energy for a month or so. I hope this helps.
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Answer: Two Week Recovery? If you are mainly at a desk all day, then the two week mark should be sufficient for returning to work. That does not mean that you are going to be pain free at that point, but should be able to handle your work duties. Don't be surprised if you tire more easily though - that surgery can knock you back in terms of energy for a month or so. I hope this helps.
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Answer: Is 2 weeks sufficient recovery period for Tummy Tuck w/lipo? For an office type job 2 weeks is usually sufficient. You will still be a bit tender and may not fully be walking upright yet but to work at a desk shouldn't be an issue at that point. Its best to ask your surgeon as the exact details of your surgery do influence the amount of pain you will have afterwards. Hope that helps!
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Answer: Is 2 weeks sufficient recovery period for Tummy Tuck w/lipo? For an office type job 2 weeks is usually sufficient. You will still be a bit tender and may not fully be walking upright yet but to work at a desk shouldn't be an issue at that point. Its best to ask your surgeon as the exact details of your surgery do influence the amount of pain you will have afterwards. Hope that helps!
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May 26, 2016
Answer: Tummy Tuck - Return to work? Thank you for your question. Most patients are able to return to work ten days following their tummy tuck. However, you will not be able to perform any heavy lifting or strenuous physical activity. Please discuss your concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon prior to your procedure. Hope this helps and good luck.
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Answer: Tummy Tuck - Return to work? Thank you for your question. Most patients are able to return to work ten days following their tummy tuck. However, you will not be able to perform any heavy lifting or strenuous physical activity. Please discuss your concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon prior to your procedure. Hope this helps and good luck.
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May 26, 2016
Answer: Is 2 weeks sufficient recovery period for Tummy Tuck w/lipo? Thank you for the question. Recovery times will vary from one patient to another but, generally speaking, the tummy tuck is an extensive procedure often associated with a significant physical and "emotional"recovery period, underestimated by patients. I think it is best to prepare for a “recovery” of 4 weeks after tummy tuck surgery. Descriptions of recovery times shorter than this, in my opinion, is over-promising.I do have another word of advice for you. Patients who are about to undergo tummy tuck surgery spend a lot of time thinking about the physical preparation for the procedure (for example weight loss issues) but do not spend a lot of time thinking about the emotional aspects.It is not uncommon for patients who undergo the procedure to experience severe “mood swings”. These emotions may range from depression ( “why did I do this to myself”) to elation (which may lead to over activity). I think it is helpful to be aware that these emotional swings do occur postoperatively. Suggestions I have for patients undergoing this procedure: 1. Make sure you have a strong support system in place who have time/patience to take care of you. 2. Be patient with the healing process, understanding that it will take several weeks to months to feel “normal” again. 3. Be prepared to distract your mind with things of interest such as books, magazines, and movies. 4. Expect less of yourself; do not go back to work too early and let others take care of you (for a change). 5. Keep in close communication with your surgeon and do not hesitate to communicate questions/concerns and the emotional swings that you may experience. 6. Keep in mind the end result!Best wishes.
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Answer: Is 2 weeks sufficient recovery period for Tummy Tuck w/lipo? Thank you for the question. Recovery times will vary from one patient to another but, generally speaking, the tummy tuck is an extensive procedure often associated with a significant physical and "emotional"recovery period, underestimated by patients. I think it is best to prepare for a “recovery” of 4 weeks after tummy tuck surgery. Descriptions of recovery times shorter than this, in my opinion, is over-promising.I do have another word of advice for you. Patients who are about to undergo tummy tuck surgery spend a lot of time thinking about the physical preparation for the procedure (for example weight loss issues) but do not spend a lot of time thinking about the emotional aspects.It is not uncommon for patients who undergo the procedure to experience severe “mood swings”. These emotions may range from depression ( “why did I do this to myself”) to elation (which may lead to over activity). I think it is helpful to be aware that these emotional swings do occur postoperatively. Suggestions I have for patients undergoing this procedure: 1. Make sure you have a strong support system in place who have time/patience to take care of you. 2. Be patient with the healing process, understanding that it will take several weeks to months to feel “normal” again. 3. Be prepared to distract your mind with things of interest such as books, magazines, and movies. 4. Expect less of yourself; do not go back to work too early and let others take care of you (for a change). 5. Keep in close communication with your surgeon and do not hesitate to communicate questions/concerns and the emotional swings that you may experience. 6. Keep in mind the end result!Best wishes.
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