When can I drive & bend after lower body lift (incision across the buttocks/hips)? I’m afraid of tension and wound separation! Should I sit on a cushion or place one behind my back .. any tips to avoid separation I’m two weeks in and feel very tight ..so paranoid!
January 23, 2019
Answer: Driving and bending post-body lift First of all, congratulations on your lower body lift, bananachips! It’s normal to have a feeling of tightness at two weeks post-op. But usually, you can start doing the activities you mentioned within 2-3 weeks post-op. Still, it’s best to ask your reputable and board-certified plastic surgeon when you are fit to drive or bend as it depends on your surgeon’s protocol and your recovery. Best of luck!
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January 23, 2019
Answer: Driving and bending post-body lift First of all, congratulations on your lower body lift, bananachips! It’s normal to have a feeling of tightness at two weeks post-op. But usually, you can start doing the activities you mentioned within 2-3 weeks post-op. Still, it’s best to ask your reputable and board-certified plastic surgeon when you are fit to drive or bend as it depends on your surgeon’s protocol and your recovery. Best of luck!
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January 23, 2019
Answer: Body Lift Thank you for your question. Usually I let them drive in 2 weeks. It can vary from person to person depending on the healing. Best person to ask is your surgeon As everyone has their own post op protocols.
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January 23, 2019
Answer: Body Lift Thank you for your question. Usually I let them drive in 2 weeks. It can vary from person to person depending on the healing. Best person to ask is your surgeon As everyone has their own post op protocols.
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