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Thank you for your question.I don't see why not, but I would discuss that with your surgeon, as each provider has different restrictions for patients following their procedure.
Yes you can. I advise my cosmetic breast surgery patients to take it easy on their diet until lunch the day after surgery. I tell them to consider starting with some soups and stay away from any fast foods. It's always a good idea to ask your surgeon his or her dietary restrictions for you. Good luck with your surgery.
I think you can drink anything you want after surgery except for mixing alcohol with narcotic pain relievers. Caffeine should be fine.
Always best to one postoperative questions by her plastic surgeon but you should be fine with either one of those drinks. Best wishes.
Typically orange juice is fine to drink post operatively, but doctors preferences on caffeine can vary. It is best to speak with your PS about his/her restrictions on caffeine intake.
It is a process that is different with each insurance company. Some can approve with a phone call, and some need multiple records from several doctors and some want 6 months of notes from back specialists.
A reasonable plan for you would be a vertical breast lift with a small amount of breast tissue reduction from the lower portion of each breast. I doubt insurance would cover the procedure, but I'm not a Canadian physician.
I generally don't recommend ice for breast patients as the implant is so far from the skin surface it does little good nor is it helpful after the point of maximum swelling, after the first 3 days.Discuss this with your surgeon and follow his directions!#iceaftersurgery#breastaugmentation#BA
