Know What to Do and When Tweet Make your breast augmentation experience as positive as possible by preparing yourself for the weeks leading up to your surgery, as well as those that will follow. With these handy tips and suggestions, you'll know exactly what to do and when. Pre-breast augmentation checklist If you thought you were home free after scheduling your surgical date, think again. You'll be preparing for breast augmentation.
Pre- and Postop Checklists
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Pre Breast Augmentation Shopping List - What You Need After Surgery
To get up from the edge of the couch, get your butt to the edge, put your feet about feet apart with your toes pointing out, bend your knees, try to keep a straight back and then stand up by straightening your knees like a ballerina Hold on to your boobs since the breast implants will make your breasts sore. Drink plenty of fluids sugarfree after your breast augmentation. Don't fight the pain of your new breast implants! You will tense up and make it worse. Just go with it.
Pre & Post-Op Breast Augmentation Checklist
It's a good idea to do a little shopping and some preparation before your breast implants surgery. This way you can have everything you need for your recovery in advance — and avoid any last-minute fire drills. Shopping List Here's a comprehensive list of what you should have on hand before your surgery: Prescription medications, vitamins and dressings.
Everyone recovers from their anaesthetic differently. Some people feel no side effects while others are more noticeably affected, feeling tired and even sick for the first couple of days. Eat lightly with small meals throughout the day to minimise sickness. If necessary, cut food into small bite sized pieces to facilitate chewing and digestion. Salty foods can contribute to fluid retention and swelling so limit these in the first 7 to 10 days.
