Smoking will impact your body before and after surgery regardless of the type of procedure you have. We recommend that all surgical patients abstain from smoking for as long as possible before and after surgery.
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Yeah, but it hurts every time you puff..
You should wait at least a month to dye your hair after surgery.
You should wait until you are off any medication relating to the surgery, and the wound from the surgery is visibly healed.
I'd wait about 4-6 weeks maybe
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after surgery? well you should wait a few days or weeks until you get back to your normal routine before you had the surgery
after two months from surgery
Just until they dry.
It depends on how long before surgery you smoke an e-cig. No matter when you smoke your last pre-surgery electronic cigarette, it is overwhelmingly safer than smoking a tobacco cigarette! You need to ask your anesthesiologist this question. My guess, as someone who has had a lot of surgeries in the last few years and a smoker of e-cigs, is: the day before. Most often it seems that you check into the hospital long before your surgery and then you're kept so busy that you aren't able to smoke anyway.
I am using my computer after around 96 hours of my cataract surgery; and it's fine.