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We usually don't like to do surgery on patients who have been on Accutane until 6 months to a year until they have stopped. It is believed that Accutane could result in abnormal scarring. Similarly, I would think that most surgeons would not want you to take Accutane for some time after surgery. Please ask your surgeon before taking this medication.
It is not recommended to take Accutane after surgery however, since you are 7wks postop this is really up to your plastic surgeon. You should ask him or her.
Accutane will not hinder your surgery or results from breast augmentation or a tummy tuck. Accutane will harm someone if they have a chemical peel or laser resurfacing.
Accutane can inhibit the growth of new skin cells. However by 7 weeks after surgery your skin incisions should be healed and you should not need to regenerate new skin cells. However you must ask your plastic surgeon for specific advice. Your wounds may not be fully healed so you need an examination and the opinion of your plastic surgeon. Do not rely on the Internet advice.
You are correct on all accounts. You should not be over-exerting yourself 5 days after surgery for fear of stirring up some bleeding. You should take it easy and strictly follow your doctors orders.On the up side, it sounds like the tightness you describe is likely just swelling.
But if your breasts look great and still feel good, If counsel my patients to avoid rushing into more surgery to get silicone implants. In addition to the considerable costs of having more surgery, you have to accept ALL of the risks again as you are starting all over again, though pain...
Breast augmentation is an outpatient procedure as long as you are healthy. you can always request an overnight stay. please speak with your plastic surgeon