Breast Augmentation in Tijuana, Mexico Post Op
One of the points of greatest concern to women who want to undergo breast augmentation surgery is post op. Most patients who come to the clinic of Dr. Manuel Gutierrez ask us: How is the postoperative process after breast augmentation surgery? How often should I undergo a revision?
Postoperative breast augmentation surgery in Tijuana features and recommendations:
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The patient will feel discomfort in the chest similar to the feeling of pressure from a rise in postpartum milk. It is important to take medication prescribed every 4 hours to maintain a level of continuous analgesia throughout the day. These symptoms usually last a week and are fully controllable with medication.
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You can move, use your arms and carry some weight. You may do all kinds of movement that does not cause pain.
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Results are spectacular from the first day.
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Typically, the patient does not have even a single bruise.
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It is important to avoid exercises that involve jumping ( "bouncing") in the first 3-4 months: running, horseback riding, spinning, step ... Yes you can do strength exercises, elliptical, exercise bike, etc.
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A 5-6 days you can sleep on your side.
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At 6 weeks you can sleep upside down.
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No need to remove stitches, drains or bandages (not used).
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No need to give massages ("not to be encapsulated"), in fact it is formally. contraindicated with some implants.
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You should wear a sports bra for 30 days.
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The chest swells at the beginning and will be going down gradually over the next 6 months.
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From the sixth month the feel is more natural, softer.
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The first incision becomes red (inflammatory phase) and then whitewashes over the first year. We use a series of products that help with healing for it to be noticed as little as possible. At the end there is typically a fine white line 1mm thick.
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We must avoid the sun on the scar during the first year.
Board certified plastic surgeon in Tijuana, Mexico Dr. Manuel Gutierrez has over 16 years of experience in the field of plastic surgery. With thousands of successful procedures performed and due to his superb technique, he is considered one of the best plastic surgeons in the Tijuana-San Diego region.
For more information on breast augmentation surgery in Tijuana or to book an appointment, please call us at 619) 572 8981 or you can visit our website.
One of the points of greatest concern to women who want to undergo breast augmentation surgery is post op. Most patients who come to the clinic of Dr. Manuel Gutierrez ask us: How is the postoperative process after breast augmentation surgery? How often should I undergo a revision?
The patient will feel discomfort in the chest similar to the feeling of pressure from a rise in postpartum milk. It is important to take medication prescribed every 4 hours to maintain a level of continuous analgesia throughout the day. These symptoms usually last a week and are fully controllable with medication.
You can move, use your arms and carry some weight. You may do all kinds of movement that does not cause pain.
Results are spectacular from the first day.
Typically, the patient does not have even a single bruise.
It is important to avoid exercises that involve jumping ( "bouncing") in the first 3-4 months: running, horseback riding, spinning, step ... Yes you can do strength exercises, elliptical, exercise bike, etc.
A 5-6 days you can sleep on your side.
At 6 weeks you can sleep upside down.
No need to remove stitches, drains or bandages (not used).
No need to give massages ("not to be encapsulated"), in fact it is formally. contraindicated with some implants.
You should wear a sports bra for 30 days.
The chest swells at the beginning and will be going down gradually over the next 6 months.
From the sixth month the feel is more natural, softer.
The first incision becomes red (inflammatory phase) and then whitewashes over the first year. We use a series of products that help with healing for it to be noticed as little as possible. At the end there is typically a fine white line 1mm thick.
We must avoid the sun on the scar during the first year.
