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Please follow your own plastic surgeon's recommendation for all issues related to recovery from your surgery since they are most familiar with your history. Typically after a week, patients may sleep in whatever position is most comfortable for them.
Thanks for your question. It is best to have your plastic surgeon answer this question, as he is ultimately familiar with what was done and he is responsible for your care. Online consultation may give you an answer that is not appropriate for your case. Best wishes, Dr Sajjadian
Since you are one week from your surgery,it should just fine for you to sleep on your side. If this becomes uncomfortable then stop.
Always best to run these types of questions by your plastic surgeon; online consultants do not know exactly what was done and how you are progressing. Remember that your plastic surgeon is ultimately responsible for your care. Best wishes.
Ideally on your back is best but most people don't like to sleep that way. I personally tell patients that whatever position that they feel comfortable is OK. Best to ask your surgeon.
Good day! Figure out first where the allergic reactions are coming from. It is best to contact your surgeon regarding your medications to avoid complications. Best of luck! #RealSelf100
Removing breast implants is a procedure covered by OHIP when performed for medical reasons. Given the brief description you provided here, you should qualify. Understand that OHIP covers removal only. If you need any work done to improve the appearance of your breasts (such as...
Dear Swanny,If you have a simple explantation, with no re-implantation, then there is no reason for you to do massage. If no capsulectomy was performed then usually drains are placed to prevent fluid accumulation in the capsule. I usually recommend compression to the area to also...
