I work as an office Manager and i'm mostly answering phones, and invoicing all day. Light duties i would say. I am considering having an armlift done. Is 3 days too early to go back to work?
February 17, 2017
Answer: Back to Work after an Arm Lift Thank you so much for your question! When consulting with patients, I generally make recommendations about returning to work on a case to case basis. However, most of my patients who sit a a desk for work and have light duties, return to work in about a week. I recommend that they continue to wear Tubigrip (a compression bandage) for a month after surgery so this would be visible if the patient did not wear long sleeves.
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February 17, 2017
Answer: Back to Work after an Arm Lift Thank you so much for your question! When consulting with patients, I generally make recommendations about returning to work on a case to case basis. However, most of my patients who sit a a desk for work and have light duties, return to work in about a week. I recommend that they continue to wear Tubigrip (a compression bandage) for a month after surgery so this would be visible if the patient did not wear long sleeves.
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Returning to work after brachioplasty I typically advise my patients that will need a 2 weeks off work but some patients feel ready return to light duties sooner. It will depend on how you recovery from surgery and this cannot be predicted beforehand.
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January 30, 2017
Answer: Returning to work after brachioplasty I typically advise my patients that will need a 2 weeks off work but some patients feel ready return to light duties sooner. It will depend on how you recovery from surgery and this cannot be predicted beforehand.
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