Bruising or swelling may get worse for some people 2-3 days following surgery, depending on the patient.

After surgery, there may be swelling for 1 to 2 weeks and it progressively goes away after 1 to 2 weeks.

General anesthesia patients may have nausea or vomiting as well as a minor fever for one to two days following surgery.

After surgery, there may be some pain for a couple of days, but it will be managed with medications in accordance with the doctor’s recommendations.

Avoid aspirin/vitamin E type drugs for 1 week after surgery.

You can wash your face while avoiding the area where the tape is pasted.

At bedtime, keep your head elevated above your heart and maintain a frontal position.

Alcohol and smoking are prohibited for at least 1 month after surgery.

Jjimjilbang, sauna, swimming pool, excessive exercise, and massage are possible after about 1 to 2 months.

Please use cold compresses for three days following surgery. (Apply the poultice to the forehead and nose.)

Blowing your nose is possible after one month.
Allow any blood or fluids to flow naturally before using a tissue or piece of gauze to gently clean the area without touching the incision. Never touch your nose.

For a month, refrain from wearing anything that will press against your nose, including glasses or sunglasses.

Refrain from picking or digging your nose. (Blood may flow from the nose.)

In the event of an emergency such as extreme pain or severe swelling, please contact the hospital immediately and visit us.

Swelling can range in intensity and differ from person to person.

After surgery, there may be significant swelling for 1 to 2 weeks, which progressively subsides over the course of about 1 month.

Following surgery, the breasts’ surrounding tissue may swell, which could give the impression that they are smaller or more spread out. (The swelling will gradually subside, leaving you with a lovely breast shape.)

Following surgery, chest pain usually peaks one to two days later.

After surgery, pain and throbbing may last for between 1 month to a year.

Spheroidal contractile medications should be taken for at least three months; if you plan to stop taking them before that time, please let us know when you visit the hospital.

Stop using it right once if you start to have chest palpitations or body acne. (If you have an arrhythmia, do not take.)

Period irregularities may result from hormonal changes.

For one week following surgery, avoid aspirin and vitamin E-type medications.

After surgery, you can eat, but it’s best to stick to soft foods like porridge or rice.

AtKeep your head elevated above your heart and maintain a frontal position.

Lying on the side is possible after 1 to 2 months, and bowing or lying down is possible after at least 5 months.

Alcohol and smoking are prohibited for at least 1 month after surgery.

Jjimjilbang, sauna, swimming pool Excessive exercise and massage are possible after about 1 to 2 months.

After surgery, swelling can be reduced by applying cold compresses for three days, followed by warm compresses.

Avoid lifting anything that is too heavy or exercising your arms too much.

In the event of an emergency such as extreme pain or severe swelling, please contact the hospital immediately and visit us.

Depending on the individual, bruising may appear 2-3 days after surgery and may persist for 1-2 weeks.

After surgery, there may be significant swelling for 1 to 2 weeks and it will progressively go away after 1 to 2 weeks.

The appearance of the swelling as seeming asymmetrical, with separate swellings or swellings on both sides, is a common occurrence.

There can be a stinging pain, but it will eventually go away with time. The forehead fixing area may be painful at first, but this is only a short term thing that progressively gets better.

Avoid aspirin/vitamin E type drugs for 1 week after surgery.

You can eat food 6 hours after surgery, and it is recommended to eat soft rice or porridge.

At bedtime, keep your head elevated above your heart and maintain a frontal position.

Alcohol and smoking are prohibited for at least 1 month after surgery.

Jjimjilbang, sauna, swimming pool, excessive exercise, and massage are possible after about 1 to 2 months.

Put a cloth on your pillow as you sleep because the wound may bleed for three to five days.

After surgery, please use cold compresses for three days. Apply a compress around the eyes because the eyes usually swell more than the forehead.

If your face is swollen due to heat, pain, or asymmetry, please visit the hospital.

In the event of an emergency such as extreme pain or severe swelling, please contact the hospital immediately and visit us.

Depending on the location, the swelling will decrease by more than 70 to 80% in 3 to 4 weeks but the bruising may persist for 1 to 3 weeks.

Satisfaction begins one month after surgery, and if you continue receiving treatment for one to three months following surgery, the remaining swelling will begin to subside.

Occasionally, when an excessive amount is inhaled, serousoma (vesicles) may develop for a while, but for this situation, it will get better with therapy as directed by the medical personnel.

Due to the breast fat inside the liposuction site, the skin tightening is first acute and gets better over the course of three weeks to one month.

Avoid aspirin/vitamin E type drugs for 1 week after surgery.

Be careful not to let water come into contact with the surgical area, and you can take a shower with a waterproof band attached.

Alcohol and smoking are prohibited for at least 1 month after surgery.

Jjimjilbang, sauna, swimming pool Excessive exercise and massage are possible after about 1 to 2 months.

It is recommended to use compression clothing continuously for at least one to three months.

It is advised to continue eating healthy and exercising after surgery.

Please do not remove the bandage or tape from the region where the fat was removed until specifically instructed to do so. It will be removed after you arrive at the hospital.

In the event of an emergency such as extreme pain or severe swelling, please contact the hospital immediately and visit us.

Hair transplant surgery is a delicate procedure, and aftercare is crucial for the best possible before. Here are some precautions to take after hair transplant surgery

Swelling and redness around the scalp area are common after hair transplant surgery, and they usually subside within a week or two.

Pain and discomfort may occur for the first few days following surgery, and you can take pain medications as prescribed by your doctor.

You may need to take antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medications for several days after surgery to prevent infection and reduce swelling.

After surgery, it’s best to avoid spicy, acidic, or salty foods, which can irritate the scalp.

For the first few days after surgery, it’s recommended to sleep with your head elevated and avoid any pressure on the scalp. You can gradually resume your normal sleeping position after a week or two.

Smoking and alcohol are prohibited for at least a week after surgery, as they can slow down the healing process. You should also avoid saunas, steam rooms, and intense exercise for a few weeks.

After surgery, avoid rubbing or scratching the scalp, and do not use any hair products or styling tools until your doctor gives you the green light. You can gently wash your hair with a mild shampoo after a few days.

Avoid direct sun exposure to the scalp for at least a month after surgery, and wear a hat or sunscreen when you go outside.

If you experience severe pain, bleeding, or infection, contact your doctor immediately or visit the hospital for urgent care.