It seems like every surgeon has their own protocol for compression garments, massages, when to sit, etc, after a BBL. Are there any studies on this at all that are guiding these recommendations? For example, likelihood of seromas based on compression garment use/duration? Fat survival based on when patients are told to start sitting? I’d love to hear recommendations from someone using something other than just personal experience.
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Answer: Are there any studies concerning compression garments, massages, etc.?
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