Your Surgeon will provide you with post-surgery instructions. To avoid complications and offer you the best possible result, it’s vital that you follow these instructions carefully.

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There are a range of vitamins, supplements and medications that you will have stopped taking prior to your surgery. It’s important that you do not resume taking these again until 2 weeks after your surgery, or when advised by your Surgeon or GP.

• Do not take ANY vitamins
• Do not take ANY supplements
• Do not take Nurofen, Nurofen Plus, or any Ibuprofen or anti-inflammatory medication
• Do not take Aspirin, Disprin or Aspro Clear
• Do not take any blood thinning medication – Please remember, if you have been directed by your General Practitioner or a Specialist to take a blood thinning medication, you must advise your General Practitioner before stopping your medication

To ensure your safety and optimise your healing, you must not smoke cigarettes, marijuana or partake in any kind of vaping during your recovery period.

We strongly encourage all Clients not to get tattoos for at least six weeks before and six weeks after Surgery. READ MORE 

Following surgery, your body works really hard to heal, so rest is vital for your recovery.
Getting quality sleep helps to:

• Speed up your healing
• Prevent your immune system from becoming compromised
• Reduce your stress and aid your pain management

Looking after your wounds well is vital. It’s important that you:

• Don’t allow any water near your wounds as they can get contaminated. Don’t swim at all, and avoid showering for 48 hours post surgery. When you do resume showering, ensure your wounds are fully covered and remain dry.
• Don’t touch your wounds without gloves
• Don’t pull, tug at or scratch your stitches
• Don’t let anyone else touch your wounds without gloves
• Don’t remove your dressings in public areas as they can be exposed to airborne bacteria

For some procedures you will be required to wear a support garment for a number of weeks post surgery. Your Surgeon will advise you on the garment and the length of time specific to you.

These garments are a vital part of your post surgery care. They accelerate your healing process, reduce swelling and help to optimise your final results. It’s critical that you wear them as instructed.

A nutritious diet of fresh foods high in protein, vitamins and minerals will help to speed up your recovery.

Good hydration is also key to a successful recovery. Drinking plenty of water helps to replenish the fluids lost during your surgery and aids your body’s general healing process.

To optimise your healing, it’s important to avoid alcohol during your recovery period.

It is very important to maintain a stable weight post surgery. Significant weight loss or weight gain after your surgery can cause your skin to sag or stretch, ultimately impacting your final result.

It’s important to avoid sun exposure to your wounds as it can damage your skin and increase scar tissue. Especially face surgery clients.

Wear protective clothing to protect your healing skin against harmful UV rays.

Getting moving is important to your recovery but ONLY when your Surgeon advises that it’s safe to do so. 

Depending on your surgery, light walking can generally commence 2 weeks post surgery. In most cases, normal exercise can be reintroduced 8 to 12 weeks post surgery. The length of your recovery may vary depending on the complexity of your surgery and, as with all aspects of your recovery, your Surgeon will provide you with post surgery instructions.

It’s important to not to engage in high-impact or vigorous activities, including aerobic exercise, bouncing, or any movement that involves jarring or repetitive motion up to 12 weeks post surgery. This is especially important to note for all breast surgery clients.