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After the 3th week you may bend down, after the 6th week exercise, and practically normal life, IF your doctor agree with it.Have a great journeyDr. Cardenas
vary depending on what was done but most patients can stand straight up 2-4 days after surgery, yet I know of some patients who have difficulties with that for weeks. Bending is never an issue. But always best to ASK your surgeon who did your procedure as we all have our own different protocols.
It usually takes 2-4 days to be able to stand up fully after a tummy tuck. You me bend over at any time after a tummy tuck as this is primarily managed by the muscles in your back.
Thanks for the question. After a tummy tuck surgery you can take a shower after 3 days. I wish you all the best.
I perform surgery at an outpatient surgery center. Most patients are usually discharged home, preferably with a nurse for one day. It is the rare patient who, for a variety of reasons, may benefit from additional monitoring ( as an overnight stay or as an inpatient). Regardless, when...
Thanks for the question. While the goal is ultimately to wear a bikini, the amount of skin that will be removed will determine the scar shape and position. It may be possible to wear a "string bikini," but I tell patients that it is not likely. Unfortunately, the trade-off for the flat stomach...
A tummy tuck should not cause a prolonged period. However, if you were given an antibiotic this may have changed your vaginal flora and triggered a yeast infection. Check with your gynecologist for their recommendation. Best wishes.
The wrinkles and bulges of your scar will smooth and flatten, this is not uncommon to see in some scars initially following surgery. your scar will likely change over the next several months to a year. there are various topical creams/moisturizers, silicone tapes, and massage that...
From the photo it looks like you have a nice result and are healing well. Unless you have been very active, the chances are that you are doing just fine and are experiencing normal postoperative recovery.Good Luck, Talk with you Surgeon.
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