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Answer: Walking Bent Over After Tummy Tuck Hello,I advise my patients to stay bent over when walking or laying for at least the first 3 days post op. After that they can gradually begin to stretch out. Typically this produces a slightly uncomfortable, tight feeling but not pain after a week or two. Most of my patients are able to stand fully straight between 1-2 weeks post op. I recommend that you ask your Plastic Surgeon what they recommend for you as they know your situation the best.Take care
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Answer: Walking Bent Over After Tummy Tuck Hello,I advise my patients to stay bent over when walking or laying for at least the first 3 days post op. After that they can gradually begin to stretch out. Typically this produces a slightly uncomfortable, tight feeling but not pain after a week or two. Most of my patients are able to stand fully straight between 1-2 weeks post op. I recommend that you ask your Plastic Surgeon what they recommend for you as they know your situation the best.Take care
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October 27, 2016
Answer: Hurting in back after tummy tuck. Thanks for your question. My patients stand fairly straight 7 to 10 days after the surgery. Uncommonly, some patients may go beyond 2 weeks before standing fully straight. There are a few things you can to have some relief of the back pain, but your surgeon should be contacted to discuss what to do about your back. Best, Dr. ALDO
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Answer: Hurting in back after tummy tuck. Thanks for your question. My patients stand fairly straight 7 to 10 days after the surgery. Uncommonly, some patients may go beyond 2 weeks before standing fully straight. There are a few things you can to have some relief of the back pain, but your surgeon should be contacted to discuss what to do about your back. Best, Dr. ALDO
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October 27, 2016
Answer: How soon after a TT is it okay to stand up straight? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. For my patients I recommend that they stand as upright as possible until they feel tension along their lower abdominal incision. This limits the possibility of a poor appearing scar while improving patient comfort. Hope this helps.
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Answer: How soon after a TT is it okay to stand up straight? Thank you for sharing your excellent question. For my patients I recommend that they stand as upright as possible until they feel tension along their lower abdominal incision. This limits the possibility of a poor appearing scar while improving patient comfort. Hope this helps.
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October 28, 2016
Answer: Standing straight after tummy tuck Typically, when doing a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), your surgeon will try and make you as tight as is safely possible. This can lead to feeling like you will pull everything apart when you try and stand up. People typically walk a little hunched over to avoid this, plus it is usually more comfortable not to put tension on the incision. That said, walking hunched over isn't so comfortable either! I typically tell my patients to stand as upright as possible but to listen to their bodies; if it hurts or feels too tight to stand straight, then don't. Skin will stretch with time and usually by two weeks people are comfortable enough to be fully upright. Good luck!
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October 28, 2016
Answer: Standing straight after tummy tuck Typically, when doing a tummy tuck (abdominoplasty), your surgeon will try and make you as tight as is safely possible. This can lead to feeling like you will pull everything apart when you try and stand up. People typically walk a little hunched over to avoid this, plus it is usually more comfortable not to put tension on the incision. That said, walking hunched over isn't so comfortable either! I typically tell my patients to stand as upright as possible but to listen to their bodies; if it hurts or feels too tight to stand straight, then don't. Skin will stretch with time and usually by two weeks people are comfortable enough to be fully upright. Good luck!
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