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Biohacking Recovery: The Cutting Edge in Facial Plastic Surgery
Ryan C Kelm1, Cameron Chesnut2
15C Cosmetic Surgery Fellowship, 1831 N Lakewood Drive, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814, USA.
Abstract:
The traditional "rest and wait" approach to surgical recovery is being replaced by proactive biohacking strategies designed to optimize patient biology. This paper explores "pre-covery" and postoperative protocols that modulate systemic stress responses and facilitate repair. By integrating modalities such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, and photobiomodulation, surgeons can actively accelerate tissue repair and improve aesthetic outcomes. Coupled with supplementation and emerging regenerative peptides, these strategies represent a paradigm shift toward a more thoughtfully planned perioperative recovery approach in facial plastic surgery.
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