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It depend on the type of anesthesia used for the procedure. Most of the time Precision Tx is done under local anesthesia and you should be able to eat soon after the procedure.
Thanks for your question. Yes you can eat soon after the Precision Tx- there is not a specific waiting time though it might feel strange while you are still numb to be chewing. The lidocaine wears off over the course of a couple hours. You would be wearing a supportive wrap to reduce swelling- so you just loosen that or remove it while eating and then put it back on. I hope that helps.
Patients may experience some light bruising and swelling and will be required to wear a compression garment to help with the healing process and support the area treated, however, they will be able to return to normal activities within a day or two. Yes! You absolutely can eat the same day.
Thanks for your question! I think that your best option would be a neck lift. You have some platysmal banding that will not be corrected with any of the suggested treatments. A neck lift will correct the banding and the loose skin. Please be sure to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon in...
Hello, thank you for your recent question and photo. This is a normal stage in the healing process and is not uncommon to see at 4 weeks post op. I would recommend you massage the neck to help break down the scar tissue and swelling. Best of luck!
Precision is a 1440nm Nd:YAG laser by Cynosure. I used to have this device but I got rid of it because the results were not very good, especially given the amount of postop downtime. For skin tightening, jowels and "turkey neck," in the non-invasive technology realm, you're much...
Thank you for your question and congratulations on your recent procedure! While it's a little difficult to determine what your experiencing without images, you are still going through the healing process and should still see some additional tightening. I would give yourself some additional time...
In my opinion, you should return to the surgeon who performed the procedure. Ask them for an assessment. You may have a reportable event. It may be reported to the FDA as well as the company, Cynosure.
I suggest you see a body contouring/liposuction specialist to evaluate you. Most of my patient get botox/dysport treatments on their neck along with radiofrequency skin tightening post liposuction/precision. This give much better results. You may need surgery at this point but...
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