Does doing it improve the BBL results? Do doctors recommend this (lymphatic drainage massage) or is it just the patient's preference. What are the pros & cons to doing it?
Answer: Is the lymphatic drainage massage really necessary? Should it be done after a BBL? Is it routine post op care? I do not recommend this. I have only seen complications like hematoma and seroma due to increased pressure from the massage.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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Answer: Is the lymphatic drainage massage really necessary? Should it be done after a BBL? Is it routine post op care? I do not recommend this. I have only seen complications like hematoma and seroma due to increased pressure from the massage.Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA
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October 4, 2016
Answer: Lymphatic drainage massage Thank you for your question. After your BBL procedure you will have bruising and swelling so it is best you listen to your board certified plastic surgeon's post-op instructions to optimize your results. To support the comfort and recovery of patients after surgery, a post-surgical massage that is designed to speed the healing process and help you return to your normal daily activities more quickly. Using a combination of lymphatic and Swedish massage techniques, massage to provide the following benefits:
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October 4, 2016
Answer: Lymphatic drainage massage Thank you for your question. After your BBL procedure you will have bruising and swelling so it is best you listen to your board certified plastic surgeon's post-op instructions to optimize your results. To support the comfort and recovery of patients after surgery, a post-surgical massage that is designed to speed the healing process and help you return to your normal daily activities more quickly. Using a combination of lymphatic and Swedish massage techniques, massage to provide the following benefits:
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October 9, 2016
Answer: Is the lymphatic drainage massage really necessary? Should it be done after a BBL? Is it routine post op care? Hello dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well.. I always recommend my patients to have their first drainage lymphatic massage 24 hours after surgery, this is because after surgery our bodies get really swollen and full of liquid,, this is dangerous because we can start to retain the same liquid, and this is not good for us, also the massages help you to reduce, and sooner!
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October 9, 2016
Answer: Is the lymphatic drainage massage really necessary? Should it be done after a BBL? Is it routine post op care? Hello dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well.. I always recommend my patients to have their first drainage lymphatic massage 24 hours after surgery, this is because after surgery our bodies get really swollen and full of liquid,, this is dangerous because we can start to retain the same liquid, and this is not good for us, also the massages help you to reduce, and sooner!
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October 9, 2016
Answer: Is the lymphatic massage really necessary? Should it be done after a BBL? Is it routine post op care. Although, post op massage is not necessarily mandatory, following a BBL or liposuction procedure, it can be helpful to speed the healing process by mobilizing fluid and helping to break up subcutaneous scarring. The massage doesn't have to be a "lymphatic massage" nor does it have to be performed by a professional masseuse. Before starting any massage, check first with your surgeon as to their recommendations in your particular case. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.
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October 9, 2016
Answer: Is the lymphatic massage really necessary? Should it be done after a BBL? Is it routine post op care. Although, post op massage is not necessarily mandatory, following a BBL or liposuction procedure, it can be helpful to speed the healing process by mobilizing fluid and helping to break up subcutaneous scarring. The massage doesn't have to be a "lymphatic massage" nor does it have to be performed by a professional masseuse. Before starting any massage, check first with your surgeon as to their recommendations in your particular case. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.
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