Curing doesn’t imply just surgical procedures, it is a gradual process. Your surgeon will probably advise you to start walking around as soon as possible to lessen swelling and prevent blood clots from forming in your legs. You will start to feel better after about a week or two and you’ll be able to return to work within a few days after your surgery. The stitches are removed or dissolved on their own within the first week to 10 days.

More vigorous activity should be avoided for about a month since your body continues to restore to health. Although most of the bruising and swelling usually vanish within 3 weeks, except some swelling that may remain for six months or more.
 
 Your surgeon will timetable total visits to monitor your progress and to see if any additional procedures are needed.

If you have any abnormal symptoms between visits, for example heavy bleeding or a sudden increase in pain or any questions about what you can and can't do, call your doctor.

Your New Look

Very soon after surgery you will notice an evident difference in the shape of your body. However, improvement will become even more noticeable after about four to six weeks, when most of the swelling has subsided.  Later than about three months, any constant mild swelling usually withdraws and the final contour will be able to be seen.

In condition your prospects are down-to-earth; you will probably be very satisfied with the final results of your surgery. You may find that you are more comfortable in a wide range of clothes and more effortlessness with your body. At last, by eating a healthy diet and getting regular exercise, you can help to preserve your new shape.