Breast augmentation in Bangkok · Day 7 of 10
Day 7 after breast augmentation in Bangkok
Around a week in, many clinics book the first wound check. Ask about the bra, showering and when you can fly.
Short answer
On day 7 after breast augmentation in Bangkok:
- Not today Lifting and reaching overhead · Baths, hot tubs and pools
- With care Walking and exercise · Support bra · Sleeping position · Flying home
Good options today: Chao Phraya dinner cruise, Chinatown street food night, Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew.
Today's rules
Lifting and reaching overhead
Do not lift anything over your head for 2 to 3 weeks, and avoid lifting anything that makes you strain for 4 to 6 weeks. Let your companion handle suitcases.
Source: Kaiser Permanente · NHS
Walking and exercise
Gentle sightseeing on foot is fine. Avoid heavy lifting and strenuous exercise for at least a month.
Source: Kaiser Permanente · NHS
Support bra
Wear the support or sports bra day and night, except in the shower, as your surgeon says. Some surgeons ask for it for up to 3 months.
Source: Kaiser Permanente · NHS
Baths, hot tubs and pools
Do not take a bath or soak in a hot tub for about 4 weeks. Ask your surgeon before swimming, the hammam or a sauna.
Source: Kaiser Permanente
Sleeping position
Sleep on your back with your head and shoulders raised on pillows, at an incline, especially in the first days.
Source: Kaiser Permanente · The Aesthetic Society
Flying home
Fly only with your surgeon's clearance. Choose an aisle seat, ask cabin crew to lift your bag, walk about every hour and drink water.
Source: Acibadem International · NHS
Confirm with your surgeon. These are general activity limits from published aftercare guidance. Your clinic's written instructions always come first, and they may be stricter or looser for your procedure.
4 things you can do today
Chao Phraya dinner cruise
A two-hour buffet cruise past the lit-up temples. Free beer is included on some boats; soft drinks are too.
Seated, indoors, about 2 hours
Chinatown street food night
Yaowarat Road after dark: grills, noodles, seafood and crowds.
A few hours on foot with breaks, shaded or covered, about 3 hours
Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew
Thailand's most famous sight: glittering, crowded and mostly in full sun.
A few hours on foot with breaks, mostly in full sun, about 3 hours
Wat Pho and the Reclining Buddha
The 46-metre reclining Buddha and quiet courtyards next to the Grand Palace.
Gentle walking, some open-air walking, about 1.5 hours
Also fine today: Rooftop bar · Traditional Thai massage · Chao Phraya express boat · Jim Thompson House · Damnoen Saduak floating market · Thai cooking class · Wat Arun · SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World · Ayutthaya day trip · Lumphini Park early morning · ICONSIAM and the riverside malls · Bangkok National Museum
Nothing to skip today
Nothing on our Bangkok list breaks today's rules. Keep following the food and care rules above.
Where to eat today
- Pad thai. Stir-fried noodles; leave out the crushed peanuts if you need to avoid hard bits.
- Tom yum and som tam. Hot and sour soup and green papaya salad. Very spicy.
- Grilled pork skewers. Moo ping from street carts. Chewy and sticky.
Put every day of this guide in your calendar, with your dates