Robert Whitfield MDAmerica's Breast Implant Illness Expert™

Feel AMAZING: Regenerate, Detox & Boost Protein Synthesis! #shorts

14 Feb 2026 · 1 min

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In this short video, Dr. Robert Whitfield explains his preferred post‑operative recovery protocol. He emphasizes using a hema regenerator to improve how patients feel, performing regular lymphatic massage, and applying targeted compression with Flowpresso devices from New Zealand on the abdomen, thighs, legs, feet, and arms—while deliberately avoiding compression on the chest after surgery or fat transfer. He states that his practice does not use surgical drains, instead relying on the body’s natural lymphatic drainage enhanced by pre‑operative diet modifications to eliminate excess fluid. Finally, he mentions using a Nano V “blow‑by” treatment during Flowpresso sessions to support protein synthesis, presenting these methods as a comprehensive, drain‑free recovery strategy.

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You don't feel well makes you feel better. I always feel better on my hema regenerator. I try to use it. If you follow me on Instagram you'll you'll see me. I tend to post it about it here and there after that. Do lymphatic massage. We have three flopressos from New Zealand. So it does basically the body. We don't do the chest because if we're doing surgery there, if we've done a fat transfer the there, we don't want to provide any compression in that area. So we do the tummy area, the thighs, the whole leg actually including the feet and arms. So that really helps efficiently get fluid out. We don't use drains. We just rely on the body's lymphatic drainage system and all the measures we take preoperatively along with diet modifications to allow our patients to clear their own fluid. The next thing that I really like oh, while you're doing the flowpresso, you have Nano V blow by. It's really great for protein synthesis.