Swelling and Bruising: It’s normal to experience some swelling and bruising, which may last from several days to a few weeks as your body heals.
Pain and Discomfort: Mild pain or tenderness is common following the procedure, but it can usually be controlled with simple, over-the-counter pain medications.
Compression Garments: You’ll likely be advised to wear compression garments to help reduce swelling, support tissue recovery, and enhance your final shape.
Limited Physical Activity: Strenuous movements, exercise, and lifting should be avoided for several weeks to allow your body the time it needs to recover properly.
Post-Op Follow-Ups: Follow-up visits with your clinic are important to track progress, answer any questions, and ensure everything is healing as expected.
Gradual Recovery: Visible improvements will appear gradually, and it’s important to stick to your aftercare plan to get the best possible outcome.
Temporary Sensitivity: Temporary numbness, tingling, or sensitivity in the treated area is common and generally fades as the healing process continues.