Hi, it's Heather Dubrow.

And I'm Terry Debrough.

And we're going to keep this between us.

But not completely, totally, really.

We are doing a little special bonus episode today.

Awesome.

Because we get so, so many questions about how do I recover from plastic surgery?

Oh.

Because here's the thing.

Plastic surgery, emphasis on the word surgery.

Yeah.

And I think many people, I know I come across this with people, I'm sure you do as well,

is that people, I think plastic surgery is so commonplace now that people don't realize you this is a big deal.

You're still in most cases being put in a medical coma, being put under general anesthesia

and having, you know, skin cut open tissue sewn, all these things.

And there's recovery.

And how do we maximize the recovery yeah so i think the important

thing to understand that the trauma induced by plastic surgery is the same as trauma induced by any

other surgery but in a way because it's more superficial in the body it's a lot easier to manipulate

so if you do the right things you can actually recover and feel more Because it's more superficial in the body, it's a lot easier to manipulate.

So if you do the right things, you can actually recover and feel better more quickly than if you have sort of things on your gallbladder or your appendix, which you don't necessarily have the ability to manipulate the way you do.

Meaning because, you know, if you have a facelift, it's topical.

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