Tag: Recovery Tips

How to Maintain Results Following Abdominoplasty

How to Maintain Results Following Abdominoplasty Maintaining the results of an abdominoplasty involves a combination of proper post-operative care, a healthy lifestyle, ongoing attention to an individual’s body, and a little patience.  Tips for Maintaining Abdominoplasty Results Maintaining the results of abdominoplasty involves combining proper post-operative care, lifestyle adjustments, and…

The Dangers of Swimming After Brachioplasty Surgery

The Dangers of Swimming After Brachioplasty Surgery After Brachioplasty surgery, swimming in prohibited for three to six weeks or until the incisions are completely healed. Swimming in any type of environment, whether salt water or chlorinated pools, can introduce contaminants that might delay wound healing. Top 3 Dangers of Swimming…

When Can I Go Back to Work After an Abdominoplasty?

When Can I Go Back to Work After an Abdominoplasty? The decision to undergo abdominoplasty  involves careful consideration and planning. While the physical aspect is a significant part of the surgical procedure, most patients contemplate its impact on their daily lives, like work commitment. Ideally, most patients allocate about 4…

What Is the Proper Abdominoplasty Aftercare?

Proper Aftercare Following Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) Surgery Recovering from an abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) requires careful attention to aftercare. Following the guidance of your specialist surgeon is the best way to support healing, protect your incision, and minimise the chance of complications. Abdominoplasty procedures usually take between 2 to 6 hours,…

Traveling After Arm Lift Surgery [ A Complete Guide ]

Travelling After Brachioplasty Surgery: A Complete Guide Brachioplasty (arm lift surgery) is a significant procedure that requires careful recovery. One of the most common questions patients ask is: “When will I be able to travel again?” The answer is not the same for everyone. Your treating surgeon will give you…

Abdominoplasty Recovery & Downtime

Abdominoplasty Recovery & Downtime (Tummy Tuck – Abdominoplasty) Recovery after abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) is a progressive process that unfolds over weeks and months. Most patients need two to three weeks of initial healing before resuming light activities. However, swelling and scars continue to settle for much longer. Residual swelling may…

What You Need to Know About Abdominoplasty Scarring

What You Need to Know About Abdominoplasty Scarring Every surgical procedure, whether cosmetic or reconstructive, carries certain risks. One of the most predictable outcomes of surgery is the formation of a scar. Abdominoplasty (commonly called a tummy tuck) is no exception. Scarring is a natural part of the healing process…

15 Exercises Every Abdominoplasty Patient Must Know

15 Exercises Every Abdominoplasty Patient Must Know Contrary to popular opinion, an abdominoplasty is not a shortcut to losing weight. I blame these unrealistic expectations on the colloquial use of the term “tummy tuck” to refer to an abdominoplasty. Because of this, far too many people think that an abdominoplasty…

What to Expect When Recovering From a Mini-abdominoplasty

What to Expect When Recovering From a Mini-abdominoplasty Surgery is all about using the right technique at the right time for the right patient. Every patient is unique. That’s why a surgeon may sometimes recommend a patient get a mini-abdominoplasty instead of a standard abdominoplasty. Mini-abdominoplasty is usually much easier…

Everything You Need to Know About Abdominoplasty Complications

Everything You Need to Know About Abdominoplasty Complications Like any procedure performed under general anaesthesia, an abdominoplasty carries risks. With more Australians choosing body contouring operations after pregnancy or weight loss, it is important to understand the potential complications before proceeding. What is an Abdominoplasty? An abdominoplasty is a surgical…

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