Breast Implant Removal Surgery Perth.

Once your procedure is complete, it is normal to experience some pain and discomfort. This should be relatively mild and your surgeon or doctor may prescribe you pain medication. The initial amount of time that the average patient feels sore for is between 1-2 weeks. You may return to light exercise from a minimum of 4 weeks, depending on how you feel and recommendations from your surgeon.

Breast implant removal surgery usually takes between 1-3 hours and is usually performed under general anaesthetic.

You may be able to drive a week after your surgery; however, this is only if you have a full range of motion back with your arms. Additionally, it is important not to drive if you are under certain pain medications. Your surgeon can give you advice regarding certain pain medications and driving.

For a period of 8-12 weeks after your breast implant removal surgery, you should sleep on your back. This eliminates the risk of damaging your incisions through excessive pressure. It is important to let your incisions heal in order to recover smoothly and efficiently.

A patient’s recovery period from breast implant removal can vary; however, you should wait roughly 2 weeks for your swelling and initial discomfort to subside. You may return to light exercise from a minimum of 4 weeks, depending on how you feel and recommendations from your surgeon. Only return to your daily routine when you feel comfortable to do so.