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ุดูุท ุงูุฏููู
Proper care before and after liposuction (ุนู ููุฉ ุดูุท ุงูุฏููู ูู ุงูุฑูุงุถ) is essential to ensure a safe procedure, smooth recovery, and optimal results. Here's what to know at each stage.
๐น Before Liposuction: How to Prepare
โ 1. Medical Clearance
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Inform your surgeon of any medical conditions, allergies, or medications.
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You may need bloodwork or a physical exam before surgery.
โ 2. Stop Smoking
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Stop smoking at least 2–4 weeks before surgery. Nicotine affects blood flow and delays healing.
โ 3. Avoid Certain Medications
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Stop taking blood thinners like aspirin, ibuprofen, or certain herbal supplements as instructed — usually 7–10 days before.
โ 4. Plan for Recovery
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Arrange time off work (typically 3–7 days depending on the procedure).
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Set up a comfortable recovery space at home.
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Have someone drive you home and assist you for the first 24–48 hours.
โ 5. Hydrate and Eat Clean
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Eat a balanced, low-sodium diet and stay well-hydrated in the days leading up to surgery.
๐น Day of Surgery: What to Expect
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Wear loose, comfortable clothing.
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Do not eat or drink (including water) for 6–8 hours before surgery, if general anesthesia is used.
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Bring your compression garment if provided in advance.
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You’ll be given local or general anesthesia depending on the type of liposuction.
๐น After Liposuction: Recovery & Aftercare
๐ First 24–72 Hours
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Expect swelling, bruising, and some fluid drainage.
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Wear your compression garment 24/7 (except when showering).
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Take prescribed pain medications and antibiotics as directed.
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Begin light walking to promote circulation (preventing blood clots).
๐ Week 1–2
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Continue wearing the compression garment.
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Swelling and bruising will gradually decrease.
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Avoid strenuous activities, but gentle walking is encouraged.
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Keep incisions clean and dry.
๐ Weeks 3–4
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Most people return to normal (non-strenuous) activities.
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Swelling may still persist but starts to noticeably reduce.
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You may be advised to continue wearing your compression garment part-time.
๐ Months 2–3
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Majority of swelling subsides.
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Results become more visible — body looks more contoured.
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Resume full workouts after surgeon’s clearance.
๐งด Additional Tips for Better Healing
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Lymphatic drainage massage (if recommended) helps reduce swelling and smooth results.
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Stay hydrated and maintain a low-sodium diet to reduce fluid retention.
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Avoid alcohol and smoking for at least 2–4 weeks post-op.
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Keep follow-up appointments with your surgeon to monitor healing.
โ ๏ธ Watch for These Warning Signs (Contact Your Surgeon If You Experience):
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Excessive swelling, redness, or warmth at the incision site
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Pus or foul-smelling drainage
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Fever over 100.4°F (38°C)
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Severe pain not relieved by medication
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Shortness of breath or chest pain
๐ Final Reminder:
Liposuction results are long-lasting — but only if you maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle. Fat removed won’t return, but weight gain can cause remaining fat cells to enlarge in other areas.

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