The
most common placement of the implant that Dr Rastogi uses is
subfascial,
which is between the fascia (the outer lining of the muscle) and the
muscle. Dr Rastogi feels that this placement gives the best result
and is less painful than underneath or above the muscle.
After
the implants are in place, the incision is closed with stitches which
are dissolving, and a paper tape is placed over your incision lines.
You will be told to avoid heavy lifting and bouncing for a period of
6 weeks, after that time you will be able to return to normal
activities. You will be advised to watch for any signs of infection,
bleeding or bruising. Signs of infection are pain, redness, swelling
and fever. Infection is an infrequent problem, which needs immediate
attention with use of antibiotics.
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