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hello chopper You should visit or contact your plastic surgeon about this concern for best advice. #post-op #lifting
The PS who removed your implants is the best resource to answer this question as he/she is familiar with how you are healing. Most plastic surgeons will recommend 4 to 6 weeks before resuming strenuous activity with a lifting limit of 10 to 15 pounds. Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
Your surgeon will be the best one to answer this question as he/she is most familiar with the details of your surgery. Typically lifting restrictions for more than 10 pounds are in place for 4-6 weeks after surgery.
Thank you for your question. Theoretically, you can have your implants removed under local anesthesia even while you’re breast-feeding, however, the final shape will not be revealed until after cessation of breast-feeding. Insurance companies may provide coverage for removal in certain instance...
These issues can be normal the first week after breast augmentation. As long as your surgeon is board-certified by the American Board of plastic surgery and has a vast experience and breast augmentation I would work with your surgeon over the next few weeks when things settle down. It can...
Hello irherrickI would advice you visit or contact a board certified plastic surgeon about this concern. #rupture #implants
I'm sorry that you've had so many issues after surgery. You may still regain a small amount of feeling, but it is unlikely that you'l notice dramatic changes in sensation. The scar tissue will soften over time, but will likely be permanent. Continue to follow your doctor's advice for ma...
Hello skygirl0737Candidates would usually heal in different ways, i would advice you visit a board certified plastic surgeon for an in-patient consultation. #implants #sideeffects
Hello ycbearIt is common for patients to feel some pain after the procedure but as always you should check with your surgeon. #pain #pos-op
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