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The First Two Weeks Post-Op In the first couple of weeks, it’s common to experience swelling and discomfort, especially around where the incisions were made. Take things easy during this time and wear a supportive bra if your doctor advised you to do so. Sleeping in a more upright position can also help to reduce swelling. 2-4 Weeks Post-Op Any bruising and swelling should continue and many patients choose to go back to work around two weeks after their breast augmentation surgery. Depending on how your recovery is going, you should be able to resume gentle cardio activities around 3-4 weeks after your treatment. 1-5 Months Post-Op If you underwent breast implant surgery, then the implants should begin to move into a more natural-looking position throughout the next few months. Strenuous activities and heavy can usually be resumed around six weeks after your treatment. Swelling should also continue to subside and the breasts should begin to feel softer. 6-12 Months Post-Op During these months, scarring should begin to fade and the results from the treatment should begin to show. But, it’s important to bear in mind that it can take anywhere from 6-12 months for the final results to appear. For some patients, it may also take more than one session to achieve the desired look, while additional factors such as breastfeeding and weight fluctuations can also influence the appearance of your breasts post-surgery.