How long after thighplasty (Thigh lift) can I walk?

Body Contouring with Dr Bernard Beldholm

The text provides a post-operative guide for individuals who have undergone a thigh lift, emphasizing that walking can begin almost immediately after the procedure. Patients are advised to wear a compression garment and anticipate some swelling in the ankles, which can be alleviated by elevating the legs when seated. Lymphatic massage is suggested to help reduce fluid retention in the legs. While initial discomfort, especially in the groin area, is expected, the recovery gradually becomes more manageable after the first few days

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