I know I won't be able to do any heavy lifting for a while after a BA, so I was thinking to give a little extra attention to my chest muscles during work outs the month before surgery to compensate. Does a BA go more smoothly if the muscles are weaker, in which case I should abstain, or does it not make a difference? Also, about how long will it take before I can comfortably do a push up again? Thanks!!
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There are multiple factors that contribute to bottoming out. There are probably only two that your choice could influence: size and texturing. The bigger they are the harder they fall is an old adage but true. Unfortunately surgeon's have no capability to measure or predict how...
Healing is a fluid phenomena that occurs differently in each case. In your there has been slight separation of the edges that will close in a few weeks with good care..
