How soon can I return to work after Breast Augmentation? I work as a dancer/pole dance instructor.

While it is understandable that you do not want to interrupt your exercise routine, it is important to allow your body some time to heal after surgery and minimize any potential complications.
For the first week, you should take it easy and rest. Avoid excessive arm movements and using your chest muscles. Light walks after the first few days should be fine.
During the second week and third, you may increase walking and gradually begin lower body exercises only as tolerated, still avoiding any major heavy lifting and chest exercises. You can also start incorporating light cardio. You should listen to your body and not do any activities that are painful.
After the fourth week, you should be able to resume most normal activities as long as you do not experience pain.
Every patient is different and recovery can be different for everyone, so consult with your plastic surgeon for specific recommendations based on your individual situation to ensure a safe recovery. To learn more about the recovery after breast augmentation, we suggest reading "A Comprehensive Guide to Breast Augmentation"

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