I'm a dental hygienist, when should I return to work after BA?

Every patient is different, and some would be able to return to such a job after only four days.  However, if you want to play it safe, take a week.  Anything more than that would be uncommon.  Hope this helps.Best of luck!
Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA

Recovery time can vary from patient to patient.  I usually recommend for my patients to take off 7 days from normal activities.  You may want to consider returning to work in a week and maybe work only half days to see how you feel.  Good luck.

Thank you for your question.  My recommendation for sub-muscular placement of breast implants is no heavy lifting for 4 weeks and return to work in approximately 1 week.  Healing time does vary with implant placement.  Best of luck.

Hello,Thank you for your question. You are correct that it is important to consider what you will be doing with your arms when you return to work. For my patients who use their arms a lot at work- I usually advise two weeks so that you won't be unnecessarily uncomfortable.Talk to your Plastic Surgeon about your concern.All the best

If the implants are placed in a sub glandular position you probably can return to work after a long weekend. If the implants are in a sub muscular position I would budget one week off the job.