Is it possible to recover from breast augmentation alone in the week I don't have my kids?

You will need a driver for the procedure and caretaker for 24 hours following surgery. Overall, the first 3 days following breast augmentation are the most difficult. After that, you will quickly feel better. Most people take about 1 week off of work, but you are on activity restrictions for 6 weeks following surgery. I do think that it is feasible to recover during the week that your children aren't home.

Recovery from breast augmentation can take four to six weeks. During your recovery, we recommend only doing low-stress activities for the first two weeks, such as short walks and regular household activities. At two-weeks post op, we recommend you begin some low impact cardio like exercising with an elliptical or stair master, or hiking if you prefer being outdoors.
After four weeks, you can begin to reintroduce resistance training with no chest exercise. For breast augmentation patients, we recommend no chest exercises until about eight to twelve weeks after surgery to ensure that the precise location of the implant does not shift in an unwanted direction.

Hello,
I would always suggest having a friend, family member, or a home care nurse with you for the first 24 hours following anesthesia. I use a Quick-Recovery Breast Augmentation method that makes the recovery very quick!
All the best,
Dr. Joe