I would not have to lift arms over head, but definitely at shoulder level. How long would you suggest I take off of work?
Answer: Work You need a minimum of 2 weeks, but 3 would be better. When you do start back, do a slower schedule with some rest between clients.
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Answer: Work You need a minimum of 2 weeks, but 3 would be better. When you do start back, do a slower schedule with some rest between clients.
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August 3, 2023
Answer: Recovery Period for Hairstylists after an Arm Lift Thank you for your question about the recovery time for a hairstylist after undergoing an arm lift, or brachioplasty. I'd recommend planning for a two-week break from work.
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August 3, 2023
Answer: Recovery Period for Hairstylists after an Arm Lift Thank you for your question about the recovery time for a hairstylist after undergoing an arm lift, or brachioplasty. I'd recommend planning for a two-week break from work.
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July 11, 2023
Answer: Recovery after arm lift It is very likely that you may need 2-3 weeks to recover from arm lift before starting your job as a hairstylist. Good luck.
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July 11, 2023
Answer: Recovery after arm lift It is very likely that you may need 2-3 weeks to recover from arm lift before starting your job as a hairstylist. Good luck.
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July 9, 2023
Answer: Restrictions after arm lift If after the braquioplasty all goes well, possibly you will be able to fully lift the arms after 3-4 weeks.
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July 9, 2023
Answer: Restrictions after arm lift If after the braquioplasty all goes well, possibly you will be able to fully lift the arms after 3-4 weeks.
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July 9, 2023
Answer: Hair stylist recovery Your recovery will be different than those who do not need to use their arms continuously for their careers. Depending on the extent of your surgery you may need four weeks or so off work. It would be great if you were able to return to work part time in order to allow yourself to ease into it. Wearing compression sleeves will be helpful in controlling swelling too.
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July 9, 2023
Answer: Hair stylist recovery Your recovery will be different than those who do not need to use their arms continuously for their careers. Depending on the extent of your surgery you may need four weeks or so off work. It would be great if you were able to return to work part time in order to allow yourself to ease into it. Wearing compression sleeves will be helpful in controlling swelling too.
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