Undergoing a surgical procedure can be a big decision. We make it a point to be available for questions and concerns before your surgery, and we want you to feel safe throughout your experience with us.
This is very individual and varies greatly from person to person. You will also be given painkillers to take home with you, which should work adequately so that you do not feel too much pain. However, you will feel on your body that you have undergone a procedure.
Below the muscle is more painful than above.
After 6 weeks. Try different exercises, if something hurts - wait with that particular exercise.
It will most likely limit itself as it will hurt. You should not lift heavy, have abrupt movements or receive shocks for 6 weeks. By heavy, we mean over 10 kg. The first 2 weeks are the most important, here you must not lift more than 2 kg. Be careful! Make sure to bend your knees, keep your arms close to your body and use your stomach/back buttocks/thighs instead of your chest and arm muscles.
It depends on your job. If you have a sedentary job, 1 week will suffice. If you have a physically demanding job, you will need 2 weeks or more.
The first days after the procedure, 4-5 days.
As long as your scars are covered with tape and/or sunblock, you can sunbathe after 4 weeks. Scars should not be exposed to direct sunlight until after 1 year.
It can be good to take a break for a couple of weeks.
If you do not already have silicone or if you are having a breast lift instead of an augmentation, you can have 3D images taken (Arbrea).
Sun and beach holidays should not be taken until 4 weeks after surgery.
You are ready to go home approximately 3-4 hours after arrival
It should be changed for the first time after 10-12 days, then once a week for 3 months
From the 4th day after surgery, you should shower all over yourself daily with regular soap, including your breasts.
This is very individual and varies greatly from person to person. Some can tolerate more than others. You will also be given painkillers to take home with you, which should work adequately so that you do not feel too much pain. However, you will feel on your body that you have undergone a procedure.
After a tummy tuck, you will have a drain. The drain sucks out the fluid that forms in the wound surface under the skin and thus prevents fluid from accumulating. The drain is usually kept in place for 1 week, provided that no more than 20 ml per day is produced in the last 24 hours - you measure this yourself by changing the bag 24 hours before you come in for a check-up to remove the drain. The drain is often perceived as somewhat annoying to have hanging on the body, but it is absolutely necessary for abdominoplasty to limit the possibility of complications.
Compression garments should be worn day and night for 4 weeks, then 2 weeks during the day, to keep the swelling down and help to provide an even result. So a total of 6 weeks.
The first few days after the procedure, i.e. 4-5 days. You may want to sleep with a pillow under your knees for the first few days to avoid unnecessary stretching of the wound.
After just a few days, you should start to straighten up a little. Most people walk more or less fully upright after 1 week. Remember not to walk bent over for too long as this can cause back pain.
After 8 weeks. Try it out carefully. If something hurts, wait a little longer with that particular exercise. If you have sewn up your abdominal muscles, you should expect not to exercise for 3 months.
It will most likely limit itself as it will hurt. You should not lift heavy, have abrupt movements or receive shocks for 8 weeks. Heavy means over 10 kg. The first 2 weeks are the most important, here you must never lift more than 2 kg. When contracting the muscles in the abdomen, you must be extra careful.
It depends on your job. If you have a sedentary job, 2-3 weeks is enough. If you have a physically demanding job, you will need 4 weeks or more. Most procedures are cosmetic in nature and do not provide a basis for sick leave. During the consultation, it will be natural to ask the surgeon about this.
This operation is not very painful. You will notice that it stings when you wake up after the procedure, but almost no one has direct pain. Usually you will not need anything other than Paracet for the first few days after the operation.
No, this operation is performed under general anesthesia.
Everyone is different and everyone will therefore get different results. Care must also be taken to ensure that the area does not end up too tight, with regard to intercourse and births.
Yes, you do. During the consultation, we will explain what you can expect in terms of your particular outcome.
The first week after surgery, you should take it very easy. For the first two days, you should be almost bedridden. For the next five days, you should make sure to take breaks and lie down occasionally if necessary. We therefore recommend that you stay home from work for a short week.
No, the operation is going as planned.
There are few complications after intimate surgery. Some blood can be expected in the first few days, and most people will experience some itching and irritation from the stitches.
After 3 weeks, you can exercise and swim. After 6 weeks, you can live as normal, i.e. have sexual intercourse, cycle and ride a horse.
Yes, you always have a check-up after 1 week. We also send information after all procedures, where you will find answers to many of the questions you may have. In addition, we are of course available by phone if you have any other questions.
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