I'm having a breast augmentation in two weeks and I want to prepare myself as well as possible. I have to travel by plane to get the surgery done, and I go home the next day, so my fist night will be in a hotel. I'm thinking of buying things before I leave so it's ready when I get home. Do you have any tips about what I should eat before and after? and what to avoid? I've read so many strange things on the internet like, eat canned peaches, avoid banana and fish?
Answer: What Should You Eat After Surgery Remember, the process of surgery can be very draining on the body. Inadequate nutritional intake can negatively affect the quality of life by prolonging healing and recovery. This in turn leaves the patient susceptible to developing post-surgery complications. Proper nutrition is important for health and well-being. This is especially so when you are recovering from your surgery.Eating nutritional foods can help one avoid complication, stimulate cell growth and purify the body. The best things to eat include fiber, protein, whole grains and a few special ingredients that help reduce inflammation. Stay away from foods that are high in sugar, fat and sodium. Do not eat anything with empty calories such as cakes, cookies and the like and especially do not consume alcoholic beverages. Other foods that are known to cause constipation are processed foods, dairy products such as cheese, red meat, sweets, and dried foods. Hope this helps!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: What Should You Eat After Surgery Remember, the process of surgery can be very draining on the body. Inadequate nutritional intake can negatively affect the quality of life by prolonging healing and recovery. This in turn leaves the patient susceptible to developing post-surgery complications. Proper nutrition is important for health and well-being. This is especially so when you are recovering from your surgery.Eating nutritional foods can help one avoid complication, stimulate cell growth and purify the body. The best things to eat include fiber, protein, whole grains and a few special ingredients that help reduce inflammation. Stay away from foods that are high in sugar, fat and sodium. Do not eat anything with empty calories such as cakes, cookies and the like and especially do not consume alcoholic beverages. Other foods that are known to cause constipation are processed foods, dairy products such as cheese, red meat, sweets, and dried foods. Hope this helps!
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Answer: What should I eat before and after breast augmentation? No special diet. You will likely find that you will be back to your favorite, hopefully healthy, diet within a few days after the breast reduction procedure. Otherwise, your plastic surgeon and staff will have recommendations for you in regards to foods to eat immediately after surgery; usually, I ask my patients to start with well tolerated liquids and advance quickly to solid foods as tolerated ( with the concern being avoidance of postoperative nausea/vomiting). Timing of eating in relation to use of postoperative medications should also be discussed. Best wishes with your upcoming procedure; hopefully, you will be very pleased with the outcome of the procedure performed. .
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Answer: What should I eat before and after breast augmentation? No special diet. You will likely find that you will be back to your favorite, hopefully healthy, diet within a few days after the breast reduction procedure. Otherwise, your plastic surgeon and staff will have recommendations for you in regards to foods to eat immediately after surgery; usually, I ask my patients to start with well tolerated liquids and advance quickly to solid foods as tolerated ( with the concern being avoidance of postoperative nausea/vomiting). Timing of eating in relation to use of postoperative medications should also be discussed. Best wishes with your upcoming procedure; hopefully, you will be very pleased with the outcome of the procedure performed. .
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January 10, 2016
Answer: What to eat before and after breast augmentation I would also say there are no real dietary restrictions with breast augmentation. In general you don't want to have greasy or spicy foods for several days after having any form of anesthesia, but that is not specific to breast augmentation. Also, anything that predisposes you to a higher risk of bleeding should be avoided, such as red wine for several days, and vitamin E and fish oil. There are also certain herbal teas that I usually recommend avoiding. These are all important things to discuss in detail with your plastic surgeon. I hope this helps.
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Answer: What to eat before and after breast augmentation I would also say there are no real dietary restrictions with breast augmentation. In general you don't want to have greasy or spicy foods for several days after having any form of anesthesia, but that is not specific to breast augmentation. Also, anything that predisposes you to a higher risk of bleeding should be avoided, such as red wine for several days, and vitamin E and fish oil. There are also certain herbal teas that I usually recommend avoiding. These are all important things to discuss in detail with your plastic surgeon. I hope this helps.
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January 13, 2019
Answer: Pre-and postoperative diet. There are no specific foods that will make your outcome any better or worse. There are some recommendations on supplements and medications to avoid prior to surgery. medications such as aspirin and blood thinners must be discontinued prior to surgery. There are number of dietary supplements that may increase the risk for bleeding. Consult your plastic surgeon to determine what their rules for supplements and medications are prior to surgery. Overall it is important to have a healthy balanced diet both before and after surgery. This is to prepare your body for the metabolic demand of healing and to allow your body to have the building blocks necessary to recover from surgery.
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Answer: Pre-and postoperative diet. There are no specific foods that will make your outcome any better or worse. There are some recommendations on supplements and medications to avoid prior to surgery. medications such as aspirin and blood thinners must be discontinued prior to surgery. There are number of dietary supplements that may increase the risk for bleeding. Consult your plastic surgeon to determine what their rules for supplements and medications are prior to surgery. Overall it is important to have a healthy balanced diet both before and after surgery. This is to prepare your body for the metabolic demand of healing and to allow your body to have the building blocks necessary to recover from surgery.
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December 24, 2013
Answer: What to eat for breast surgery There really is no special diet or supplements that will help with your surgery results or recovery. A lot of physicians and patients think that pineapples which contain bromelain might help with bruising. But most patients don't have any bruising with breast augmentation anyway. And the actual benefits of supplements like bromelain or arnica montana are not well supported with scientific evidence. Eat whatever you like, but don't eat anything after midnight the night before surgery.
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Answer: What to eat for breast surgery There really is no special diet or supplements that will help with your surgery results or recovery. A lot of physicians and patients think that pineapples which contain bromelain might help with bruising. But most patients don't have any bruising with breast augmentation anyway. And the actual benefits of supplements like bromelain or arnica montana are not well supported with scientific evidence. Eat whatever you like, but don't eat anything after midnight the night before surgery.
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