One of the most common concerns for patients undergoing breast augmentation (silicone implant surgery) is the postoperative recovery process, which typically takes around 30 days before returning to daily activities.
However, with the Fast Track Recovery technique, this timeline can be significantly reduced, allowing patients to resume their routines faster and with less discomfort.
Key Aspects of the Recovery Process
A vital part of Fast Track Recovery is arm movement exercises, which patients are guided to perform shortly after surgery, even while still in their hospital room. These specific movements, conducted at intervals determined by the surgeon, act as a type of physiotherapy, promoting faster healing and reducing stiffness.
Additionally, the anesthesia is administered using advanced techniques that minimize discomfort, avoiding common side effects like headaches and body aches. This contributes to an overall smoother surgical experience.
The procedure itself typically takes 3 to 4 hours, after which the patient is discharged to begin their postoperative care.
Gradual and Comfortable Results
By following the postoperative instructions closely—performing the recommended exercises, adhering to the professional’s advice, and taking necessary precautions—patients often experience a smoother and more gradual recovery. Positive results become evident over time, with less downtime and enhanced comfort throughout the process.
Dr. Alexandre Charão sees patients in Rio de Janeiro and Petrópolis. For more information, feel free to get in touch.
