I was wondering if I go back to work 3 weeks of having my bbl will I be able to wear scrubs ? I work in the OR so I’m not sure if I need to take off more time or not
Answer: Wearing of scrubs 3 weeks following surgery Wearing of scrubs after 3 weeks following surgery is normal and won't affect your results. As long as you don't have any cuts, patients are encouraged to return to normal activity at 3 weeks. Please consider a consultation with a BBL specialist to get more insight.
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Answer: Wearing of scrubs 3 weeks following surgery Wearing of scrubs after 3 weeks following surgery is normal and won't affect your results. As long as you don't have any cuts, patients are encouraged to return to normal activity at 3 weeks. Please consider a consultation with a BBL specialist to get more insight.
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April 10, 2022
Answer: Time off for a BBL Three weeks seems like a luxurious amount of time to recover after having liposuction and fat transfer. We typically tell patients that they need 5 to 7 days though they’ll still be a little sore after and may still have sitting restrictions if not using a BBL pillow.. People very and how they perceive recovery from surgery and some people feel three weeks is what they need while others are up doing things within a day or two. The recovery for this procedure really is not that bad. Intense to be worst in the morning when getting out of bed especially the first two or three days after which it gets better day by day and people typically feel better once they get moving throughout the day. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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April 10, 2022
Answer: Time off for a BBL Three weeks seems like a luxurious amount of time to recover after having liposuction and fat transfer. We typically tell patients that they need 5 to 7 days though they’ll still be a little sore after and may still have sitting restrictions if not using a BBL pillow.. People very and how they perceive recovery from surgery and some people feel three weeks is what they need while others are up doing things within a day or two. The recovery for this procedure really is not that bad. Intense to be worst in the morning when getting out of bed especially the first two or three days after which it gets better day by day and people typically feel better once they get moving throughout the day. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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