I am a future flight attendant and want to get the bbl procedure done next year, problem is I'll only have one week of vacation time and I will be on reserve. My question is how soon would I be able to return to my line of work after having the procedure done?
March 20, 2014
Answer: BBL and work Certainly a BBL can be done and you may be able to go back to work in a week in most cases. Best to ask your surgeon his opinion.
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March 20, 2014
Answer: BBL and work Certainly a BBL can be done and you may be able to go back to work in a week in most cases. Best to ask your surgeon his opinion.
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March 20, 2014
Answer: Depends of the patient; usually a week is enough... Hello, Thanks for your question. The truth is healing periods (specially in liposuction) vary a lot from patient to patient. Liposuction usually prevents patients from going back to work because of feeling uncomfortable pain swelling. But frankly it depends a lot on the patient. I've performed BBL (where we don't need a big amount of fat) and the patient is back to work in less than a week. The opposite has happened as well, where the patient takes more than 2 weeks to be able to go to work. Flight attendants are usually standing up and walking (which is good for lymphatic drainage and not compressing the gluteal region for too long sitting), so I'd say program yourself to at least a week. Any other question, feel free to contact me. Take good care of yourself, Dr. Fernandez Goico
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March 20, 2014
Answer: Depends of the patient; usually a week is enough... Hello, Thanks for your question. The truth is healing periods (specially in liposuction) vary a lot from patient to patient. Liposuction usually prevents patients from going back to work because of feeling uncomfortable pain swelling. But frankly it depends a lot on the patient. I've performed BBL (where we don't need a big amount of fat) and the patient is back to work in less than a week. The opposite has happened as well, where the patient takes more than 2 weeks to be able to go to work. Flight attendants are usually standing up and walking (which is good for lymphatic drainage and not compressing the gluteal region for too long sitting), so I'd say program yourself to at least a week. Any other question, feel free to contact me. Take good care of yourself, Dr. Fernandez Goico
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