Bikram Yoga & Breast Implants?

Question

I'm an avid participant in Bikram yoga. Next month I will be getting breast implants (moderately sized, saline, submuscular). The surgeon said I may resume aerobic activity after a few weeks, but as a good portion of Bikram involves floor work I am wondering: how long will it be before I can resume my yoga practice safely? I don't want to take off too much time from it, but I also don't want to injure myself or jeopardize my health. Thanks in advance.....

Update:

BTW, I don't need to lose weight. I'm doing Bikram for the health of my mind, body & spirit. And FYI, I'm having implants as breast reconstruction from a preventive double masectomy, so I'll thank you to keep your answers pertinent to the question.

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i hope you will be more satisfied about your body after the operation.
the best advice will be from your doctor cos he is the one that is looking after you and the expert.

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Take a brisk walk before lunch or dinner. Not only will you join some exercise, you're less more likely to choose something unhealthy after just a little movement.

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Decrease your own Christmas tree.

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When you need to brainstorm, do it while walking.

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When out for a restaurant, ask the server to carry the bread, snack mix or chips and salsa which may come before the meal. If you're hungry, you'll be tempted.

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Set your personal computer alarm to ring hourly—stand way up for 1 to 5 minutes whenever it goes off.

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A pedometer can help monitor your steps. If you're not getting 10, 000 steps a day, you're not moving enough.

Robert · Answer

A pedometer can help record your steps. If you're certainly not getting 10, 000 steps per day, you're not moving enough.

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Bikram Yoga & Breast Implants?

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