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I would follow your surgeon's specific recommendations about the stockings. I generally tell my patients to keep wearing them until they become mobile. Hope this helps,Dr. JSB
I suggest wearing them as long as they can until it becomes uncomfortable while walking. This is for several days at least.
Hello,Your Plastic Surgeon will have their own preferred protocol for this and take into account your individual health history, age, etc. Generally the compression stockings are most useful while a patient has limited mobility. When you are up walking around frequently your surgeon will likely discontinue.All the best!
In my practice we ask our patientsto wear compression stockings for two full weeks after surgery. However, I suggestconsulting your own surgeon on this matter as different surgeons have differentpost-op recommendations. Best regards.
Most patients after a mommy makeover are ambulating the next day. Compressive hose are generally not necessary. Nevertheless, follow the specific instructions of your own surgeon.
This question is best answered by your surgeon as it will be based on the specifics of your surgery as well as your medical history. Compression stockings can be helpful in the prevention of blood clots. For those who are in general good health they are not usually necessary once the patient is able to walk around independently several times a day. Sometimes they are recommended if a patient will be flying within a few weeks of surgery.
Compression stockings canbe extremely helpful in the healing process. Speak with your surgeondirectly and ask their recommendations about how long to wear the stockings. Inour office we generally have our patients wear them until they are comfortabledoing light walking. Best to you. -Dr. Coan
I usually discontinue them as long as my patients are up and walking. It would be best to check with your PS as everybody has a different protocol.
Contact your surgeons office and find out what their specific requirements are. Everyone has different post operative instructions and their reason for them. Good luck. Dean Vistnes.
In general, it is recommended that intermittent compression stocking are worn as long as a patient is at bed rest and /or is relatively immobile. In most cases the stocking can be discontinued within one to two weeks after a procedure. However, check with your surgeon for their recommendations, in your particular case. Best wishes, Dr Lepore.
Thank you for your question. The swollen legs is not very uncommon but you should be sure that you are still wearing your compression garment if told to do so. In any case, you should see your surgeon to assess what you have going on.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL
Pain varies per person and medication to control #discomfort will be provided. Healing will continue for 2-3 months for the early period. This includes some swelling, bruising, malposition, color differences. Sensation in the breasts may also be abnormal and scars will be evolve. Tingling,...
Generally speaking, I would say it's okay at this point to swim. However, you should start off leisurely and gradually increase intensity.Before you do swim, though, I suggest you ask your surgeon for their advice. Some surgeons prefer their patients to wait a little longer.
Regrets are a common occurrence following any type of cosmetic surgery. After all, recovery can be a painful process, and final results take time to emerge. Rest assured that these feelings will likely subside as you continue in your recovery and begin to feel and look better than ever. If you...
Hello! Thank you for your question! The recommendations for the use of these homeopathic medications are surgeon preference. I typically suggest the use of Arnica Montana to decrease swelling and bruising. It is an herbal medication that is propagated from the seeds of an herb. I, as well as my...
No reason not to go ahead and have your crown fixed. Let your surgeon know what you are doing but there should be no jeopardy to the procedure.
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