Breast Augmentation FAQ
Breast augmentation surgery : Frequently asked questions
When should I start checking my implants after breast surgery?
Q.
Even if your implants are proven to be stable, you're bound to be nervous about your implants once they're inside your body. If you're looking for peace of mind, it's a good idea to have periodic ultrasound exams to check the health of your implants. At U&U, our breast surgeons use ultra-precise ultrasound machines to check your implants so that you can keep your beautiful breasts healthier.
Breast implants are a long term commitment and will require ongoing maintenance. It is important to have regular breast implant checks to assess your implants. As for how often you should receive a breast implant check U&U patients are recommended to get a check every 3-5 years. You should have an implant health check even if you are happy with the results and are not experiencing any problems.
Recovery Time After Breast Augmentation Surgery
Q.
Breast augmentation recovery time is one of the most important aspects of the surgery that you need to know about before you undergo it, given the increasing popularity of this procedure in general.
A large number of women undergo breast augmentation surgery in order to achieve a higher level of self-confidence and happiness after the procedure. The extremely high satisfaction with the results of the procedure has made it one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures in the world.
However, knowing what to expect after surgery and how long it will take to feel fully recovered can help you prepare better and even speed up the recovery process.
Breast Augmentation Recovery Stages and What They Depend On
Recovery from breast augmentation varies greatly from patient to patient.
Most patients feel ready to return to work and light activity about two days after surgery, with normal activity expected to resume within 2 weeks. However, patients should avoid normal physical activity for at least 2 weeks, while the 6-week mark is the usual time for results to settle.
Now, this is just an estimate of breast augmentation recovery and exactly what varies from one individual to another. This is completely understandable given the fact that everyone’s body is different, as are their recovery responses and pain tolerances.
Understanding your breast augmentation recovery timeline can help you make some important decisions and arrangements, such as time off work or childcare, to ensure that your breast augmentation recovery goes as smoothly as possible.
