After plastic surgery, your body needs oxygen to support tissue repair, swelling reduction, and normal healing. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy allows you to breathe 100% oxygen under increased atmospheric pressure, helping deliver more oxygen to tissues during the recovery window.
Patients commonly ask about HBOT after:
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Facelift
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Neck lift
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Tummy tuck
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Liposuction
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Breast augmentation or lift
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Mommy makeover
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BBL
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Revision surgery
Recover with More Oxygen, More Support, and a Calmer Healing Plan
Revival Hyperbarics uses hard-shell chambers capable of higher treatment pressures with 100% medical-grade oxygen. Your session is monitored by trained staff, and compression/decompression time is not counted against your treatment time.
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Hard-shell Perry Sigma 40 chambers
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Up to 3 ATA
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100% medical-grade oxygen
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Staff-monitored sessions
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Adjustable gurney bed that lowers to standard chair height, removing the need to crawl or climb
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60-minute and 90-minute sessions available
Medical-Grade Hyperbaric Therapy, Not a Mild Wellness Chamber
Most Patients Start Before or Soon After Surgery
Some patients choose to begin before surgery to prepare their body for recovery. Others begin shortly after surgery. We recommend asking your surgeon whether HBOT is appropriate for your procedure, incision status, and overall health.
Important note:
HBOT is supportive therapy and does not replace your surgeon’s post-operative instructions.
Common Plastic Surgery Recovery Plans
Every surgery is different, but many post-op patients choose a short recovery package around the first 1–2 weeks after surgery.
Option A: 5-Session Recovery Support
Good for patients wanting a focused boost during the early healing window.
Option B: 10-Session Recovery Support
Common for larger procedures such as mommy makeover, tummy tuck, or combined surgeries.
Option C: Custom Plan
Best for revision surgery, delayed healing concerns, or surgeon-directed care.
Transparent Session Pricing
60-minute sessions: $250 each
5-pack: $1,125 total
90-minute sessions: $350 each
5-pack: $1,500 total
Ask about cash/check pricing and package options.
References:
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2. Neel, O. F., Mousa, A. H., Al-Terkawi, R. A., Bakr, M. M., & Mortada, H. (2023). Assessing the Efficacy of Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy on Facelift Outcomes: A Case–Control Study Comparing Outcomes in Patients With and Without Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. Aesthetic Surgery Journal. Open Forum, 5, ojad065. https://doi.org/10.1093/asjof/ojad065
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8. Oley, M. H., Oley, M. C., Mawu, F. O., Aling, D. M. R., & Faruk, M. (2022b). Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in managing minimally invasive aesthetic procedure complications: a report of three cases. Clinical Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology, Volume 15, 63–68. https://doi.org/10.2147/ccid.s344408
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10. Surgery, N. Y. C. F. F. P. a. L. (2018, June 30). Facelift Healing Innovation: New Study Shows Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Decreases Bruising in Facelifts Patients by 35%. PR Newswire. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/facelift-healing-innovation-new-study-shows-hyperbaric-oxygen-therapy-decreases-bruising-in-facelifts-patients-by-35-103423279.html
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