Yes , because it deprives the body of nutrients that the body would normally use to repair/heal itself .
Of course it is, don't be so stupid!
Marijuana and cannabinoids are known to speed up metabolism so you can rephrase your question to a doctor now :)
It would slow down the healing process slightly but if your goin to do it using a vaporiser it is better than smoking a joint or something like that as tabbaco thins the blood delivierying less oxygen to the wound
No way. Smoking is always bad for you and definitely not recommended after surgery. Look at as a chance to give up. If you have lasted 5 days the body no longer Needs the Nicotine its now just in your head and force of habit.
lol plastic surgery... whether you have plastic surgery or not, it still destroys your brain cells and your lungs.
Im not sure but I bet it's not a smart decision
Plastic surgeons strongly urge adult patients to quit smoking before the surgery, because smoking delays and complicates the healing process.
Of course it is, don't be so stupid!
Marijuana and cannabinoids are known to speed up metabolism so you can rephrase your question to a doctor now :)
It would slow down the healing process slightly but if your goin to do it using a vaporiser it is better than smoking a joint or something like that as tabbaco thins the blood delivierying less oxygen to the wound
Yes
The healing time from surgery depends on many factors including but not limited to: the age of the patient, the general health of the patient, the type of surgery performed, the compliance of the patient to follow the Dr's orders, the patients perceptions of "healing", and so on and so on. There is also a difference between healing process and a rehabilitated process.
Soon as you get out of the hospital. Unless the hospital has a smoking area. Then, as soon as you can leave the bed.
Smoking affects your recovery process. The earlier you quit, the better your chances are of no complications. It is especially important not to smoke the day of surgery. Stay off cigarettes for as long as possible after surgery.Source: http://www.asahq.org/patientEducation/StopSmokingPatientNewLogo.pdf
In my case, approximately 7 to 10 days. However, every person is different. I would not advise smoking after surgery, as this can retard the healing process.
Smoking "anything" --- and that certainly includes marijuana, slows down (in some cases, dramatically) the healing process because of the tar and nicotine (and who knows what in marijuana). Also, the inhalation of any "smoking" puts pressure on the socket, further slowing down the healing process. Keep away from smoking for at least 5 to 7 days after surgery.
If you smoke, anesthesiologists recommend that you stop smoking before surgery and stay off cigarettes until at least one week after surgery.