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Aftertummy tuck surgery, I advise the patients to take two weeks off from work. Thepatients may return to work, but may not engage in any strenuous activity. By 5.5 weeks it should be no problem to take a bath. Attwo months, the patients start low impact cardio. At three months they canengage in more strenuous physical activity. If anything hurts or causesswelling, we ask them to back off somewhat.
Thanks for the question. After a tummy tuck surgery you can take a shower after 3 days. I wish you all the best.
Most patients are completely healed by two weeks after a tummy tuck. If you are healed, and all incisions are closed, bathing should be just fine!Thanks for sharing.
Do ask your surgeon when you may starting bathing or swimming. For most of my patients, bathing usually can start around 4 weeks, and swimming at 6. You want to make sure all your incisions are completely closed--no scabs and leaking.
If all of the incision is completely closed and without any small openings, you should be able to take a bath at this point. Always confirm with your surgeon.
Congratulations on your surgery! Usually once all of your incisions are completely closed and your drains are removed you can safely take a bath. Every surgeon has her own protocol with this type of situation though, so it is best to first check with yours.
I would check with your surgeon since he or she has been able to see how you've healed so far. In general, as long as there are no more open area along any incisions or drains you should be okay to take a bath. Congratulations on your mommy makeover. Dean Vistnes.
You will have increased thrombosis with tummy tuck and liposuction. Even though you have an umbrella in your iliac vein, you can still have a deep vein clot and risk of acute compartment syndrome. I would choose more noninvasive, nonsurgical methods for reducing fat in your body.
This is a question for the surgeon who is taking care of you. He or she knows what has been done and how you've healed so far. They are your best resource at this point. Best of luck. Dean Vistnes.
The trade off for a tummy tuck is the scar, though we have never had a patient feel that it was not a good trade. Part of the art in plastic surgery is to make scars that are as hidden as possible, and the goal with a tummy tuck scar is for it to be a fine line that blends in well and is below...