I work as a healthcare assistant within the NHS but would not be able to go back on light duties how long should I wait after an arm lift and double chin liposuction
February 21, 2018
Answer: Back to work post brachioplasty Thank you for your question! For my patients, I recommend taking 10 days off of work from a desk job that does not require physical activity or heavy lifting, then back to the gym for cardio at 3 weeks, and weights and yoga at 6 weeks. If you have a very physically demanding job, I recommend extending your time off from work. However, it is best to discuss specific restrictions and recommendations with your plastic surgeon. Best of luck!
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February 21, 2018
Answer: Back to work post brachioplasty Thank you for your question! For my patients, I recommend taking 10 days off of work from a desk job that does not require physical activity or heavy lifting, then back to the gym for cardio at 3 weeks, and weights and yoga at 6 weeks. If you have a very physically demanding job, I recommend extending your time off from work. However, it is best to discuss specific restrictions and recommendations with your plastic surgeon. Best of luck!
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February 17, 2018
Answer: Healthcare worker returns to work? I appreciate your concerns. I suggest you talk to your surgeon about the specific duties and level of physical activity you will need to carry out your job. Generally speaking, healthcare workers need a bit more time and I often recommend 4 weeks for my patients. Good luck. Dr. ALDO
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February 17, 2018
Answer: Healthcare worker returns to work? I appreciate your concerns. I suggest you talk to your surgeon about the specific duties and level of physical activity you will need to carry out your job. Generally speaking, healthcare workers need a bit more time and I often recommend 4 weeks for my patients. Good luck. Dr. ALDO
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