POST-OP Instruction
POST-OP Instruction
After your treatment, proper post-care is essential to ensure optimal healing and results. Please follow the guidelines provided by our practitioners to minimize discomfort, prevent complications, and support a smooth recovery process. Each treatment may have specific instructions
You will be required to stay in the hospital overnight and will be discharged the following day.
Return to work after three days.
Swelling lasts for three days and starts to subside on Day 5.
Stitches can be removed between Day 7–9.
Avoid certain foods, seafood, smoking, and alcohol for one month.
Wear a post-surgical support garment if required.
Keep wound dry for 5 days; water contact allowed after Day 7.
About 80% recovery in one month; full recovery in 3–6 months.
Stay in the hospital for one night and discharge the next day.
You can return to work three days after surgery.
Swelling begins to subside on the fifth day. Generally, stitches can be removed after 7-9 days.
You must abstain from certain foods, smoking, and alcohol for one month.
You will need to wear a compression garment on the surgical site for a month to help the skin adhere and reduce swelling.
Keep the wound dry for 5 days. It can be exposed to water after 7 days.
Around one month, recovery reaches 80%, with full recovery in 3–6 months.
No hospital stay is required after surgery.
Swelling and bruising are common in the first three days.
Swelling and bruising begin to subside around the fifth day.
Stitches can usually be removed after five days.
Avoid smoking, alcohol, and spicy food for one month.
Keep the wound dry for the first five days; it can get wet after seven days.
About 80% recovery after one month, with full recovery in three to six months.
You will need to stay in the hospital for one night and be discharged the next day.
You can return to work three days after discharge.
The swelling will begin to subside on the fifth day. Generally, you can return to have your stitches removed in 7-9 days.
You must abstain from certain foods, smoking, and alcohol for one month.
Keep the wound dry for 5 days. It can be exposed to water after 7 days.
Basically, you will recover 80% in one month and fully recover in three to six months.
No hospital stay is required after the injection.
Swelling may occur during the first three days and begins to subside by the fifth day.
Avoid smoking, alcohol, and spicy food for about one week (depending on the case).
Keep the injection area dry for one day; it can get wet after that (depending on the case).
Generally, most injectable treatments have no recovery period. Depending on the injection, results can be seen immediately, or optimal results can be seen within a week.