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bleeding may be noticed the first couple of days. Any sutures that need to be removed are usually taken out about 3 days after surgery. The dorsal splint is usually removed on the third to seventh day. After the first week the swelling has gone down considerably and the bruising if any is resolving. Any residual bruising at this time can usually easily be covered up with makeup. Many people return to work after this first week, with no strenuous activity. After three weeks most normal activities may be resumed and most swelling resolved. Swelling in the nasal tip can be persistent and can take several months to resolve. Email Dr. Hall Back to top

and talking difficult at first. Prescription medication can help to alleviate discomfort. What sort of recovery is there after facial implant surgery? After facial implant surgery, tape or dressings may be applied to the treatment area. Patients can expect some swelling and bruising during the first few days, though swelling can remain for as much as several months after lower jaw surgery. Patients may also experience difficulty with facial movements like smiling and talking. Dietary restrictions may be necessary. How soon after facial implant surgery can patients return to work? Most patients are able to return to work and most

off blood and fluids for the first day or two. You may feel some pain for the first couple of days - especially when you move around or cough - and some discomfort for a week or more. Dr. Lesavoy will prescribe medication to lessen the pain. The bandages will be removed a day or two after surgery, though you'll continue wearing the surgical bra around the clock for several weeks, until the swelling and bruising subside. Your stitches will be removed in one to three weeks. If your breast skin is very dry following surgery, you can apply a moisturizer several times a day, but be sure to keep the suture area dry. Your first menstruation

buttocks procedures for the first few weeks to prevent excess tension on the suture lines. The patient will usually be allowed to shower after the drains have been removed, but soaking in a bathtub is to be avoided for two weeks. Wounds are generally closed with buried sutures. The incisions are covered with surgical tapes, which are to stay in place for the first two weeks. These tapes will not fall off with gentle showering as long as you refrain from rubbing them with face cloths or towels. Your first post-operative visit will generally be scheduled two to four days after surgery at which time the pain pump catheters will be removed, or four to six

right from the moment I first submitted an online inquiry to them. The staff is helpful, kind, and offered a wealth of information. Dr. Singh makes sure that you understand the procedure in detail and during the procedure talks you through the entire process. The surgery itself didn't take more than 30 seconds per eye. The only slight discomfort I felt was that first afternoon after my procedure, but the very next morning it was as if I never needed glasses. I absolutely recommend Dr. Singh and LaserVue Eye Center to anyone interested in the best technology, expertise and friendly service available! NN The doctors, surgeons, and staff

Decreased sensation in the first few weeks or months after surgery may result in an accidental sunburn. Be careful. ARE THE RESULTS PERMANENT? In general, yes. If you gain a large amount of weight, however, the operated area will also increase but not as much as would have occurred before the operation. Rippling may also occur with large weight gain. CAN THE OPERATION BE REPEATED? Yes, in certain cases. It is preferable to operate in stages on heavier people. WHAT ABOUT SCARS? Following surgery, your surgical scars will go through a maturation process. For the first few months they will be red and possibly raised, firm or

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this occurs only for the first week or two after surgery, but some patients continue to see halos longer. During your pre-operative evaluation, Dr. Gulani will advise you of your risk for seeing halos long term. Shifting flap - It is possible that the flap created during LASIK may shift slightly immediately after surgery. This is most often a result of bumping or rubbing the eye early in the post-operative period. Twenty-four hours following surgery, the risk of the flap shifting decreases greatly. You should contact Dr. Gulani if you experience any sort of eye injury within the first day or two after surgery. Dry eyes - The eyes are typically

believing that American servicemen favor women with large breasts. 1960s The first silicone breast implants are developed by two plastic surgeons from Texas: Frank Gerow and Thomas Cronin. 1962 Timmie Jean Lindsey becomes the first woman to receive silicone breast implants. 1976 The Food and Drug Administration enacts the Medical Devices Amendment to the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act. FDA now has the authority to review and approve the safety and effectiveness data of new medical devices. But since silicone breast implants have been on the market for almost 15 years, they are "grandfathered." Manufacturers of the implants,

from the outcome of the first eye which we can apply to the second eye to increase the chance of a perfect result? And secondly, is it SAFER to do the eyes separately? In answering the first question regarding accuracy, a study done at Emory University in Atlanta a few years ago demonstrated NO increase in accuracy if the eyes are done separately. Each eye can respond slightly differently, and any over or undercorrection in the first eye does not predict a similar response in the second eye. With regard to the second question concerning safety, what we are worried about is a complication occurring which is not apparent at the time of the