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The postoperative period is one of the most critical phases. General postoperative manual lymphatic Drainage massages are a recommended part of your healing journey. They consist of manual lymphatic massages at least 2 to 3 times or more per week during the initial 3 to 4 weeks of recovery to be performed by a certified lymphedema therapist and/or a licensed massage therapist with hands on experience. with this you get the benefit of reducing inflammation, it will help shape and sculpt your body while also helping with fibrosis elimination.
Answer: You can Often Cope by Slowing Down, Relaxing, Deep Breathing, and Calming your nerves would allow you to mentally adjust to the physical changes…. If that does not work try loosening up one hook on your Faja for a little more breathing room and comfort. And remember You got This !!!
Answer: Yes it is Normal and rather Common for most cases. Although some will experience a regular menstrual cycle others may experience a more severe menstruation period during the first few months of healing while the body restores is normal bodily functions.
Answer: It varies for each individual, depending on the consistency of Your Aftercare and Your Body but typically expect 2-3 months or more.
Answer: Yes, with Consistent Proper Aftercare and Compression.
Answer: Yes in some Cases as Your Body Purges, the Fluid may accumulate in the Groin area thus causing the Genitals to Inflame.
Answer: It’s Dependent on a Case by Case Basis However Frequent Visits are Recommended
Answer: 24-48hrs in Most Cases the Sooner the Better before Fibrosis Occurs.
Answer: It is Never too Late, however it is to Your Best Benefit to start sooner than later.
Answer: Multiple Sessions may be Necessary, Each individual case is determined by each person’s organic healing process.
Answer: As long as necessary until Your Inflammation subsides.
Answer :There are 3 Stages of Your Healing process💡
1.)Inflammation / Bruising
2.)Fibrosis - Crystalizing scar tissue
3.) Tissue Restoration Inflammation Free!
Answer: Yes, It is, Fibrosis is a term most commonly used to describe the internal scabbing in the trauma area as the tissue crystallizes. Which is a natural occurence process of the body healing itself after a traumatic event or a surgical procedure.
Answer: It’s normal to re-inflate as a part of the healing process. You will go up and down with your inflammation as you are recovering from your surgery. Your Healing Journey is a Process and can take time, Please be Patient and Maintain Consistency with your After Care. You're on Your Way !!!.
Answer: Yes the Sensation of Numbness and Tenderness and feeling like You are Estranged to Your Own body is Oftentimes Common in the Postop World. It will take some time to adjust through these sensations. Just look at this as another step in your healing process. You will get through this.
