Recovery after a mommy makeover concerning lifting. I am planning on having a mommy makeover later this year. I will have a 3 month old baby, and 3 other older children.
June 13, 2014
Answer: How soon after a Mommy Makeover will I be able to take care of my baby? Thank you for your question. I would recommend following the advice of your surgeon, since it can vary depending on the specific type of procedure(s) he or she performs. You should plan on having help for the first 2 weeks post op. It is common to have limited activity for 2 weeks post-op and resume full activities (including lifting, pushing, pulling) around 4-6 weeks post-op. Be cautioned, however, that even though you have resumed full activity at 6 weeks post op, you will likely become fatigued much more quickly for up to 8 weeks.Best wishes for your recovery!
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June 13, 2014
Answer: How soon after a Mommy Makeover will I be able to take care of my baby? Thank you for your question. I would recommend following the advice of your surgeon, since it can vary depending on the specific type of procedure(s) he or she performs. You should plan on having help for the first 2 weeks post op. It is common to have limited activity for 2 weeks post-op and resume full activities (including lifting, pushing, pulling) around 4-6 weeks post-op. Be cautioned, however, that even though you have resumed full activity at 6 weeks post op, you will likely become fatigued much more quickly for up to 8 weeks.Best wishes for your recovery!
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May 21, 2014
Answer: After a mommy makeover most women can resume normal everyday responsibilities in about a week. Obviously patients heal differently in a mommy makeover is not one specific operation. Nevertheless, without complications most patients have return to normal everyday activity including driving in about a week.
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May 21, 2014
Answer: After a mommy makeover most women can resume normal everyday responsibilities in about a week. Obviously patients heal differently in a mommy makeover is not one specific operation. Nevertheless, without complications most patients have return to normal everyday activity including driving in about a week.
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