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Typical Recovery Timeline Week 1-2: Rest and initial healing Pain management with prescribed medications Limited mobility with gradual increase in activity Follow-up appointments to monitor healing progress Week 3-4: Return to normal activities Most patients can return to office work Light exercise may be gradually introduced Continued swelling reduction and contour improvement Month 2-3: Increased activity levels More vigorous exercise typically approved Significant improvement in final contours visible Most temporary side effects resolved Month 6-12: Final results Complete healing and final contour refinement Full activity levels restored Maximum satisfaction with transformation Long-Term Satisfaction Studies show that patients who undergo body contouring after significant weight loss report: 95% Satisfaction Rates: With their decision to have surgery Improved Quality of Life: Scores across multiple measures Enhanced Body Image: And self-confidence Better Maintenance: Of weight loss long-term Making the Investment: Cost and Value Considerations Body contouring after GLP-1 weight loss is an investment in completing your transformation and maximizing the benefits of your weight loss achievement

Key drivers of clinical benefits Applying the differences in each of the physiological parameters in turn showed that the key driver of clinical benefits with immediate oral semaglutide use was a greater difference in HbA1c versus continuing metformin plus an SGLT-2 inhibitor, with quality-adjusted life expectancy improvements of 0.10 QALYs when only this difference between the treatment arms was applied
The semaglutide group experienced a substantial weight gain (rebounding from -15% to -4%), representing a 10.7% increase