Optimizing Comfort: Sleeping Guidelines for the Initial 72 Hours Post-Procedure

Schedule Consulation

Ensuring proper sleep in the first 72 hours after your procedure is crucial for a smooth recovery, especially on the night of the procedure itself. Follow these guidelines to enhance your comfort and aid the healing process.

Sleeping Arrangement:

Pillow Setup:
Place two pillows to create a comfortable incline for your head.

Chucks Placement:
On top of the upper pillow, use the chucks provided in your post-procedure kit. This additional layer helps manage any potential discharge.

Travel Neck Pillow:
Wrap a travel neck pillow around your neck. While it may not be the most conventional way to sleep, it serves a vital purpose in ensuring optimal healing.

Sleep Position:
Sleep in a slightly elevated position, aiming for a 45-degree angle. This specific angle is recommended to prevent fluid and swelling from moving downward towards your eyes. By maintaining this position, you contribute to a more comfortable and effective recovery process.

Why This Sleeping Arrangement?
The primary objective is to minimize the risk of fluid and swelling affecting the eye area. This precautionary measure helps maintain the results of the procedure and ensures a smoother recovery overall.

Note:
While this sleeping setup may not be the most familiar or comfortable, it is a temporary measure for the first 72 hours. It significantly contributes to the success of your procedure and aids in achieving the desired results.

Remember:
This specific sleeping arrangement is advised only for the initial three days post-procedure. As you progress in your recovery, you can gradually transition back to your usual sleeping habits.

If you have any questions or concerns about your post-procedure care, our team is here to assist you. Your comfort and well-being are our top priorities as you embark on this journey toward a rejuvenated and refreshed you.