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This is something you should discuss with your surgeon. for my patients it is on the list of things to avoid for 2 weeks. Tylenol Cold would be better. Good luck.
Dear csquire6020,every plastic surgeon has his own postoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
This question is best answered by your surgeon as opinions may vary. In addition to pain medication, your surgeon needs to be aware of any other medications you are currently taking, even those not related to the surgery.
It’s best to check in with your surgeon before taking any medication. If you were my patient I would recommend Tylenol cold.
I encourage you to visit your surgeon for an assessment. You may be having a minor allergy to the compression garment material. It could also be that the skin on your back is reacting to you laying on it more frequently, sweating, etc than normal. Your surgeon can advise if you can take more...
Hi, thank you for your question. Cosmetic procedures like tummy tucks are not covered by commercial insurance, medicaid or medicare. If you are experiencing any functional problems from the excess fat or skin, you may want to schedule a consultation with your primary doctor or plastic...
The area that concerns you could be fat. In that case some liposuction could be performed to improve the contour. Because the area is small you may be able to have it under local anesthesia. If there is lax skin your surgeon could revise it and improve the contour. If you are unhappy with...