Hairdressing requires a lot of arrm movement and elbow and shoulder rotation, Especially if your implants are placed under the muscle I would plan a minimum of 2 weeks possibly longer
The first 2-3 weeks after breast augmentation are the most critical time. Most women who have desk type jobs are able to return to work within one week. Women that have more active jobs(including being a hairdresser!) may take a little longer to return full time because of using your arms for extended periods of time. It is always a good idea to ease back into your work by working a lesser schedule the first couple of days. By 3 weeks you would be able to exercise and do most all activities. Hope this helped to answer your question.
Hello, many patients would need some restriction in activity for the 1st week with gradual resumption of all activities including working out in the first month.This is variable for different patients depending on pain tolerance. This would all be discussed during a consultation. good luck
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Dr. Brooke Seckel wrote on :
Hairdressing requires a lot of arrm movement and elbow and shoulder rotation, Especially if your implants are placed under the muscle I would plan a minimum of 2 weeks possibly longer
Dr. Leigh Phillips wrote on :
The first 2-3 weeks after breast augmentation are the most critical time. Most women who have desk type jobs are able to return to work within one week. Women that have more active jobs(including being a hairdresser!) may take a little longer to return full time because of using your arms for extended periods of time. It is always a good idea to ease back into your work by working a lesser schedule the first couple of days. By 3 weeks you would be able to exercise and do most all activities. Hope this helped to answer your question.
Dr. John O'Brien wrote on :
Hello, many patients would need some restriction in activity for the 1st week with gradual resumption of all activities including working out in the first month.This is variable for different patients depending on pain tolerance. This would all be discussed during a consultation. good luck