I am a senior in high school and am getting my breast augmentation over spring break. Most likely on the 14th of March. I have cheer tryouts the 7th of May. I also need practice time between that time.
Answer: How long until I can go back to my normal practice routine of tumbling and stunting? Thank you for the question.
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Answer: How long until I can go back to my normal practice routine of tumbling and stunting? Thank you for the question.
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Answer: Working out after Breast Implants You should plan to take 3 weeks off from cardio training and 6 weeks off from tumbling and stunting to heal properly. Good luck!
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Answer: Working out after Breast Implants You should plan to take 3 weeks off from cardio training and 6 weeks off from tumbling and stunting to heal properly. Good luck!
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November 17, 2015
Answer: Restriction after breast augmentation Postoperative instructions and restrictions will vary from surgeon to surgeon and even patient to patient. I would advise you to follow the guidance of your chosen surgeon. I will typically have patients wait until AT LEAST 6 weeks and sometimes as many as 8 weeks after surgery before engaging in rigorous activity such as that which you describe.
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November 17, 2015
Answer: Restriction after breast augmentation Postoperative instructions and restrictions will vary from surgeon to surgeon and even patient to patient. I would advise you to follow the guidance of your chosen surgeon. I will typically have patients wait until AT LEAST 6 weeks and sometimes as many as 8 weeks after surgery before engaging in rigorous activity such as that which you describe.
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November 17, 2015
Answer: How long until I can go back to my normal practice routine of tumbling and stunting? Normal activity and
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November 17, 2015
Answer: How long until I can go back to my normal practice routine of tumbling and stunting? Normal activity and
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November 16, 2015
Answer: Recovery is at least a month Thanks for your question. As a father of cheerleaders I appreciate your concern regarding the recovery. I would tell you that it would be at least a month before I would release you to the level of activity a cheerleader would need. My concern would be how long it would take your body to get used to your implants and how long before you can tumble and stunt at the level you need. It might be better to postpone until after your tryouts. Your surgeon will be able to go through their protocol with you. Best of Luck!
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November 16, 2015
Answer: Recovery is at least a month Thanks for your question. As a father of cheerleaders I appreciate your concern regarding the recovery. I would tell you that it would be at least a month before I would release you to the level of activity a cheerleader would need. My concern would be how long it would take your body to get used to your implants and how long before you can tumble and stunt at the level you need. It might be better to postpone until after your tryouts. Your surgeon will be able to go through their protocol with you. Best of Luck!
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November 16, 2015
Answer: How long until I can go back to my normal practice routine of tumbling and stunting? Thank you for the question. With a submuscular augmentation, which is the correct position for most women, I recommend at least a month for recovery. Then my patients are just beginning to do upper body workouts, nothing very strenuous. My concern for you is that you may love your new look, but you will not be able to prepare adequately for your cheer tryouts. Good luck!
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November 16, 2015
Answer: How long until I can go back to my normal practice routine of tumbling and stunting? Thank you for the question. With a submuscular augmentation, which is the correct position for most women, I recommend at least a month for recovery. Then my patients are just beginning to do upper body workouts, nothing very strenuous. My concern for you is that you may love your new look, but you will not be able to prepare adequately for your cheer tryouts. Good luck!
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