Liposuction recovery, managed for a smoother result

Yes. Tumescent fluid drainage from incision sites is expected for the first 24–72 hours and can look alarming without warning. What matters is volume, color, and change over time. Your nurse manages dressings, tracks the drainage, and knows the difference between normal and needs-a-call.

Typically around the clock for the first few weeks, then daytime-only, on your surgeon's timeline. Worn wrong, rolled, creased, or too loose, it can leave contour irregularities. A nurse fits it correctly, checks skin underneath, and manages the wear schedule.

Many surgeons recommend starting in the first one to two weeks once cleared. Done consistently, it can reduce swelling and firmness while the contour settles. Prestige coordinates qualified lymphatic massage referrals and schedules sessions around your nursing visits.

Yes. Between anesthesia, drainage, compression, and dizziness on first standing, the first night is not a night to be alone. An overnight RN handles dressing changes, keeps medication on schedule, and walks you safely to the bathroom, the fall-risk moment most people underestimate.