You said you moved, did you move to lessen your commute?

I did.

I moved to lessen my commute, and I actually moved into the area that I want to open up a second office.

So I'm in a weird point in my practice.

So I'm four years in.

We're hitting this point where there's a lot of decisions to be made.

Our patient volume has grown to the point where I'm booked out.

and

In plastic surgery, we all know the final outcome of a procedure isn't really decided in the operating room.

No, it's decided in the days and weeks that follow.

So this explainer is built on two foundational principles that govern that critical recovery period.

First up, outcomes are defined by the environment, not just the intervention.

Now, of course, surgical technique is paramount, but the ultimate result is governed by the state of the post-operative tissue.

We're talking its oxygenation, its microcirculation, and inflammation.