I'm planning on getting this procedure done in late November. Will I be able to participate in Holiday activiites? How much time do i need to take off from work? How about flying?
January 31, 2017
Answer: Downtime for fat transfer Most people are back at work and the gym 2-3 days following fat transfer to the breasts. The incisions are so small that it is mainly soreness which limits return to normal function. Half the swelling is gone by 6 weeks. Women love the procedure: perkier fuller breats and flatter tummys/flanks/thighs!!
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January 31, 2017
Answer: Downtime for fat transfer Most people are back at work and the gym 2-3 days following fat transfer to the breasts. The incisions are so small that it is mainly soreness which limits return to normal function. Half the swelling is gone by 6 weeks. Women love the procedure: perkier fuller breats and flatter tummys/flanks/thighs!!
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January 31, 2017
Answer: Fat grafting to breast Thanks for your question. Most of the recovery from the procedure is related to the liposuction needed to get the fat. Usually it leaves the area a bit sore and swollen. If all goes well, you should easily be able to participate in holiday activities a month later. Time for work always depends on what you do for a living. Most people can return to work the following day.You should always ask these questions to the surgeon who will be performing your surgery however. Every office will have specific instructions for after care.Good luck.
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January 31, 2017
Answer: Fat grafting to breast Thanks for your question. Most of the recovery from the procedure is related to the liposuction needed to get the fat. Usually it leaves the area a bit sore and swollen. If all goes well, you should easily be able to participate in holiday activities a month later. Time for work always depends on what you do for a living. Most people can return to work the following day.You should always ask these questions to the surgeon who will be performing your surgery however. Every office will have specific instructions for after care.Good luck.
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