Recovery is one of the most important stages of your surgical journey. Understanding what’s normal—and how to support your body—will help you heal beautifully and comfortably.
Here is an expert-guided look at what patients can expect after undergoing procedures at Webb Plastic Surgery.

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The First 24–48 Hours

Most patients experience:

• Swelling
  
• Bruising
  
• Mild to moderate soreness
  
• Tightness or pressure depending on the procedure

Dr. Webb will provide detailed instructions for medications, compression garments, and movement limitations to keep you safe and comfortable.

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Week-by-Week Healing Timeline

Week 1

• Swelling and bruising peak
  
• Rest is essential
  
• Short, light walking is encouraged
  
• Stitches may be removed depending on the procedure

Weeks 2–3

• Swelling gradually decreases
  
• Most patients return to light work
  
• Discomfort continues to improve
  
• Bruising fades dramatically

Weeks 4–6

• Major improvements in contour and shape
  
• Many return to light exercise
  
• Incisions continue to heal

Months 3–6

• Results become more visible
  
• Scars begin to fade
  
• Final refinement continues

Dr. Webb monitors your progress closely at follow-up appointments, adjusting recommendations as needed.

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Recovery Tips for Best Results

• Wear compression garments as instructed
  
• Avoid strenuous activity until cleared
  
• Sleep elevated (face or body procedures)
  
• Stay hydrated
  
• Protect incisions from sun exposure
  
• Follow every post-op instruction carefully
  

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When to Call Your Surgeon

Contact Dr. Webb immediately if you experience:

• Sudden, severe pain
  
• Excessive swelling or bleeding
  
• Fever
  
• Shortness of breath
  
• Unusual discharge from incisions

Your safety is always our top priority.

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Your Recovery Journey, Supported Every Step

Healing takes time—but with the right guidance, the results are worth it. The team at Webb Plastic Surgery provides continuous support throughout your entire recovery process.

If you’re considering a new procedure or want more information about what to expect, schedule your consultation today.