I was wondering if it is safe for me to go swimming or submerge my breasts in water yet? I am a month and 2 days since the surgery (4.5 weeks). Also when can I start wearing a push up bra or swimsuit top? My incisions are healing nicely and were closed with skin glue. Thank you!
August 2, 2018
Answer: Swimming Thank you for your question and photograph. Although post operative instruction do vary from one plastic surgeon to another, swimming is permitted after 4 weeks if the incisions are healing well. Best of luck.
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August 2, 2018
Answer: Swimming Thank you for your question and photograph. Although post operative instruction do vary from one plastic surgeon to another, swimming is permitted after 4 weeks if the incisions are healing well. Best of luck.
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August 1, 2018
Answer: Can I swim and wear a bikini top at 4.5 weeks (1 month) after breast augmentation? Thank you for the question. Your plastic surgeon will be in the best position to guide you in regards to activity resumption after tummy tuck surgery. From the healing standpoint most patients are able to swim again starting 3 to 6 weeks after surgery. You will want all incision lines to be completely healed. You will also want to be mostly pain-free and free from concern such as muscle spasm. From the safety standpoint, much of the timing of returning to swimming will depend on exactly what you mean by “swimming”. For some people this means wading knee-high in shallow water; for some people it may means swimming long distances in choppy water. For this reason, return to activities should be individualized and gradual. In other words, start slow and "listen to your body" as you gradually progress in intensity/duration of exercise. Best wishes.
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August 1, 2018
Answer: Can I swim and wear a bikini top at 4.5 weeks (1 month) after breast augmentation? Thank you for the question. Your plastic surgeon will be in the best position to guide you in regards to activity resumption after tummy tuck surgery. From the healing standpoint most patients are able to swim again starting 3 to 6 weeks after surgery. You will want all incision lines to be completely healed. You will also want to be mostly pain-free and free from concern such as muscle spasm. From the safety standpoint, much of the timing of returning to swimming will depend on exactly what you mean by “swimming”. For some people this means wading knee-high in shallow water; for some people it may means swimming long distances in choppy water. For this reason, return to activities should be individualized and gradual. In other words, start slow and "listen to your body" as you gradually progress in intensity/duration of exercise. Best wishes.
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