I'm having a mommy makeover and fat transfer to the buttocks. I am a first grade teacher and plan on doing this during winter break which is two weeks, is this enough time to recover?
November 1, 2014
Answer: You may not feel great but 2 weeks should be sufficient Each person has a different pain threshold and recovers differently, but in general 2 weeks is reasonable. Expect to feel tired and weak the first few weeks. You may have a hard time keeping up with all the kids.
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November 1, 2014
Answer: You may not feel great but 2 weeks should be sufficient Each person has a different pain threshold and recovers differently, but in general 2 weeks is reasonable. Expect to feel tired and weak the first few weeks. You may have a hard time keeping up with all the kids.
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October 27, 2014
Answer: Healing from a Mommy Makeover If your job doesn't involve heavy lifting, and you don't need narcotics, many patients can return to work between two and three weeks. You should be able to drive at about 10 days, again if you're not taking narcotics, and you can assure yourself you won't be distracted from the road. Good luck with everything.
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October 27, 2014
Answer: Healing from a Mommy Makeover If your job doesn't involve heavy lifting, and you don't need narcotics, many patients can return to work between two and three weeks. You should be able to drive at about 10 days, again if you're not taking narcotics, and you can assure yourself you won't be distracted from the road. Good luck with everything.
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