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After any surgery you may be tired. However, if there is anything out of the ordinary, you should contact your surgeon. Your question does not give enough detail to adequately evaluation your specific situation. Good Luck.
It is normal to be tired after having Smartlipo. Rest up and drink lots of fluids, if you do not feel yourself within a few days contact your doctor.
Having said that, any surgery requires the body to expend additional energy to heal. Also the water retained from the smart lipo will still be with you in the first several days. This can make you feel a little bloated, and not quite as energetic as you will be once it has all cleared away. Its all normal, so you can enthusiastically look forward to your results in the upcoming weeks..
During pre-operative visits we always tell patients to expect to be more tired than normal after surgery. While your body is healing we recommend for them to eat high protein diet and drink Ensure Light with extra protein. Do not drink sports drinks because they are very high in sodium and that will cause you to swell more.
Yes of course it is normal to be tired. You have undergone a long invasive surgical procedure and you body is trying to heal. That plus the stress of any surgery would make you tired
As women, we all know lots of things cause swelling. Hormonal fluctuations during a given month, age, sodium intake and prolonged standing are just a few factors. Planning before the procedure is key! The best way to avoid excess swelling after SmartLipo is to restrict your sodium intake...
Thank you for your question. Your very early in your recovery from liposuction. the hard areas and irregularities will smooth over the next 6 moths. lymphatic massage helps smooth out those areas. Discuss your concerns with your surgeon. I would not recommend revisions for at least 6 mon...
Thanks for the question and posted photos. Very hard to answer over the internet but here's goes. I would like to see/know what the before photos showed. Did you obtain any improvement? Too what degree? Because if you did obtain a "nice" result than the scar/fibrosis is a sequel of the operation...
