I am considering getting a BBL. I am a bit reluctant to tell my friends and family and therefore, wouldn't really have anyone to help take care of me for the first couple days. Is it necessary that I have someone around to take care of me after a BBL or can I manage on my own?
June 27, 2014
Answer: Post op care Thank youfor your question.After any surgery requiring general anthesia it is recommended thar you have someone with you for the first 24hours after surgery.Other options include staying at the surgicenter for a "23 hour stay", private duty nurse at your hom or a after care facility.I definitlyt do NOT being by yourslf immediately following this surgery. My best, r
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June 27, 2014
Answer: Post op care Thank youfor your question.After any surgery requiring general anthesia it is recommended thar you have someone with you for the first 24hours after surgery.Other options include staying at the surgicenter for a "23 hour stay", private duty nurse at your hom or a after care facility.I definitlyt do NOT being by yourslf immediately following this surgery. My best, r
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June 27, 2014
Answer: Recovery after a BBL Yes, in my surgical suite we do the procedure as an outpatient and the patient has to go home with someone. It is a good idea to have someone stay with your the first night to help you get around and assist you with getting up, and eating, dressing care, etc..
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June 27, 2014
Answer: Recovery after a BBL Yes, in my surgical suite we do the procedure as an outpatient and the patient has to go home with someone. It is a good idea to have someone stay with your the first night to help you get around and assist you with getting up, and eating, dressing care, etc..
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