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Tummy tuck and hyperbaric (HBOT), how many sessions should I do?

14Keisha1414Jan 28, 2022
I am considering getting a tummy tuck and doing hyperbaric therapy. Do you do the treatment before surgery and continue doing them a few times right after surgery and how many sessions should a person do? I know it’s not mandatory to do them but I have read doing them have great benefits so I want the extra benefit if it helps. Thanks in advance

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