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Hello, thank you for your question. In my opinion, if you move slowly and carefully, you should be ok. You need to make sure you do not lift or strain. Those movements can cause problems. Best Wishes!#TT #Binder #twistmotion
Twisting to put on your binder should not in any way affect your tummy tuck results. Wearing your binder is crucial to your recovery. You do want to stay away from any lifting and/or core exercises/strain. Best, Dr. Nazarian
Thank you for your question. If you find it very difficult to put on your binder, perhaps it is too tight? It is difficult to understand the issue based on a description alone, so this is something you should mention to your PS.
Hi and thanks for the question. Minor twisting of your torso should not be a problem after tummy tuck. Heavy lifting and activities that put a stress on your abdominal muscles can cause injury and should be avoided. Best of luck with your result...
Dear Shawn, Congratulations on having your tummy tuck 11 days ago! Simply twisting while putting on your abdominal binder should not affect your tummy tuck results. Please avoid straining and lifting anything heavy for the first 6 weeks following a tummy tuck. Best wishes, Dr. Richard Swift
Thanks for your question. You are very unlikely to injure yourself or your results w/ a slow, twisting motion as you described. The main issue is minimizing any straining (e.g., heavier lifting). Best wishes.
Hello, thank you for your question and photo. It appears to me that you have had some healing issues with your belly button. I suggest you contact your out of town PS and if you cannot return to him, ask him for a referral to a board certified plastic surgeon in your area for follow up...
Many patients with BMI of 30-35 have very good results and are happy. However, having a BMI between 30-35 put you at a slightly higher risk for certain complications after surgery that can be lessened if your BMI was <30. If you are motivated and able to get down to your goal weight of 160...
There shouldn't be any problem with your getting a pap smear and/or a pelvic exam post tummy tuck. However, discuss with both your surgeon and Ob/Gyn just to be sure. Best, Dr. Nazarian