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Private RN recovery care
Luxury Recovery. Nurse-Led Care.
One-on-one RN support at home, at your recovery suite, or at your hotel, so you heal safely, comfortably, and beautifully.
Why Champián
A registered nurse, devoted only to you.
RN-led care
Backed by operating-room and cardiac-surgery experience.
One-on-one
Your nurse's full attention. Never a crowded recovery house.
Discreet & private
Judgment-free care, wherever you choose to heal.
Your surgeon's plan
We follow your surgeon's post-op orders and keep their office informed.
What's included
Every detail of your recovery, handled.
Monitoring
- Vital-sign and pain monitoring
- Watching for warning signs (bleeding, infection, blood clots) and communicating with your surgeon's office
Surgical care
- Drain care, output tracking and dressing checks
- Medication schedule and reminders
- Compression garment help and safe mobility
Comfort
- Hygiene, comfort and rest support
- Light recovery meals and hydration support
In practice
Care, Beautifully Delivered
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Vital signs & comfort checks -
Safe first steps in your faja -
Surgical bra & breast-surgery care -
Overnight watch while you rest
Recovery Education
Know what to expect.
Always follow your surgeon's instructions; this is general education, not medical advice.
Before Surgery
- Stop nicotine (smoking, vaping, patches) as long before surgery as your surgeon directs; it slows healing.
- Ask your surgeon which medications and supplements to pause. Some, like aspirin, fish oil and vitamin E, can increase bleeding.
- Fill prescriptions in advance.
- Arrange a ride home and a responsible adult or nurse for at least the first 24 hours.
- Prepare your space: pillows, wedge or BBL pillow if prescribed, loose clothing, water, easy snacks, stool softener if recommended.
The First 72 Hours
- Rest, but take short walks every 1–2 hours while awake to help prevent blood clots.
- Sip fluids often.
- Take pain medicine on schedule as prescribed, and with food if directed.
- Expect swelling, bruising and tiredness.
- Avoid driving while taking narcotic pain medicine.
Drains
- Keep them secured; empty and record output as instructed (often 2–3 times a day).
- Keep the site clean and dry.
- Call your surgeon if output suddenly increases, turns bright red, or the drain falls out.
Compression Garments
- Wear as directed, usually around the clock in early weeks, removing only to shower.
- Watch for tight spots, numbness or skin breakdown.
- Proper fit reduces swelling and supports results.
BBL & Body Contouring Tips
- Avoid sitting directly on your buttocks for as long as your surgeon instructs; use a BBL pillow when needed.
- Sleep on your stomach or side.
- Start lymphatic massage only when your surgeon approves it.
Showering & Incision Care
- Shower only when your surgeon clears you.
- Pat incisions dry; no soaking in baths, pools or hot tubs until cleared.
- Keep incisions out of the sun.
When to Call Your Surgeon
- Fever over 101°F
- Spreading redness, warmth or pus
- One side suddenly swelling much more than the other
- Bleeding that soaks through dressings
- Pain not controlled by medication
- Nausea or vomiting that won't stop
Call 911 Right Away
Emergency
- Chest pain
- Shortness of breath or trouble breathing
- Coughing up blood
- Calf pain or swelling in one leg with breathing changes
- Fainting, confusion, or seizure
FAQ
How long will I need a nurse?
Most clients book the first 24–72 hours, the highest-risk window.
Can you come to my hotel or Airbnb?
Yes, anywhere safe in Central Florida.
Do you replace my surgeon?
No. We follow your surgeon's orders and keep their office informed.
Recovery checklist
What to Pack in Your Bag
Pack a day or two before surgery so everything's ready when you get home or to your suite.
Documents & essentials
- Photo ID and insurance card
- Surgeon's post-op instructions and contact numbers
- List of medications and allergies
- Phone and an extra-long charger
Medications & supplies
- Filled prescriptions In their bottles
- Stool softener and anti-nausea medicine If your surgeon recommends them
- Gauze, pads and medical tape
- Drain log sheet and a pen If you'll have drains
Compression & comfort
- Faja or compression garment And a second one if you have it
- Surgical bra Breast procedures
- BBL pillow or wedge If prescribed
- Lap pad or puppy pads To protect the bed or car seat
Clothing
- Loose, zip-front or button-front tops and dresses
- Soft, dark-colored loungewear
- Slip-on shoes or non-slip socks
- Robe
Hygiene
- Unscented baby wipes
- Dry shampoo
- Lip balm
- Extra underwear
- A small towel
Snacks & hydration
- Water bottle with a straw
- Electrolyte drinks
- Crackers and bland, low-salt snacks
Your surgeon's instructions come first. Ask your nurse if you're unsure what to bring.
The Recovery Journal
Notes for a calmer recovery.
Your First 72 Hours After Plastic Surgery
Why the first three days matter most, and how one-on-one RN care keeps you safe.
The first 72 hours are the highest-risk window for bleeding, blood clots and dehydration. Short walks every 1–2 hours while awake, sipping fluids, taking pain medicine on schedule, and watching drains and incisions make a real difference.
A dedicated nurse tracks your vital signs and drain output, keeps your medication schedule, helps with your compression garment and spots warning signs early, communicating with your surgeon's office when something looks off.
Always follow your surgeon's instructions.
What to Pack for a Comfortable Recovery
The essentials that make coming home from surgery easier.
Pack a day or two ahead: ID and your surgeon's instructions, filled prescriptions, your faja or surgical bra, a BBL pillow if prescribed, zip-front loungewear, slip-on shoes, unscented wipes, a long phone charger, and a water bottle with a straw.
Puppy pads protect the car seat and bed. See our full checklist above.
Why Get Your Hair Done Before Surgery
A protective style means one less thing to worry about while you heal.
Washing and styling your hair is hard when you can't raise your arms, bend or shower freely. A quick weave, sew-in or braids done a few days before surgery keeps you looking polished with little upkeep during recovery.
Champián offers quick weaves ($100), sew-ins ($250) and braids (from $150, hair included), with a $50 hair deposit added to your recovery deposit. Licensed Florida cosmetologist. See hair prep.
Packages
Choose the care that fits your surgery.
4 hours
The Rose Gold Day Visit
$395
4 hours of one-on-one RN care, on the day of surgery or a follow-up day.
Book this package12 hours · First night
The Diamond Overnight
$895
12 hours of overnight RN care, typically the first night after surgery.
Book this package3 days
The Signature Suite Recovery
$2,200
Surgery-day pickup and care plus the first overnight, then two 4-hour RN visits on days 2 and 3.
Book this packageAdditional hours $85/hour. A 50% non-refundable deposit reserves your dates; balance due before care begins.
Add-on services
Pre-Surgery Hair Prep
Walk into surgery with low-maintenance hair that lasts through your recovery. Book a protective style a few days before your procedure.
Hair included
Braids
Starting at $150
Final price set by style at your consultation.
Add to my requestStyles are done a few days before surgery. A $50 hair deposit is required in addition to your recovery deposit. Style, length and hair details are discussed during your consultation. Licensed Florida cosmetologist.
Meet your nurse
Tiffany, Registered Nurse
“Tiffany brings operating-room and cardiac-surgery experience to every recovery, so you're cared for by someone who knows exactly what your body just went through.”
- RN Registered Nurse
- Operating room
- Cardiac surgery
How it works
From booking to cleared, in four steps.
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Plan
We plan your care
We review your surgeon's post-op instructions and build your care plan.
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Arrive
Your nurse arrives
On surgery day, or when you're discharged.
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Recover
Support until you're cleared
We stay with you until you're cleared to recover on your own.
For surgeons & recovery coordinators
Reliable RN recovery support for your patients.
Payment
Reserve your dates with a deposit.
- Deposit 50%, non-refundable · reserves your recovery dates
- 50% at booking
- Balance Remainder of your package
- Before care begins
- Accepted
- Card · ACH · Zelle-style
Policies
Clear terms, so you can focus on healing.
Booking & Deposits
- A 50% deposit reserves your recovery dates and is non-refundable, except:
- (1) If your surgeon cancels or postpones your surgery for medical reasons, your deposit transfers to a new date within 6 months (documentation from your surgeon's office required).
- (2) If Champián Post Op Recovery cancels for any reason, your deposit is refunded in full.
- Balance is due 72 hours before care begins.
- Client cancellations 7+ days before the surgery date may move the deposit to a new date once; cancellations within 7 days forfeit the deposit.
- Extra hours are billed at $85/hour.
Medical Policies
- Care is provided by a Florida-licensed Registered Nurse within the RN scope of practice and follows your surgeon's written post-op orders. We do not diagnose, prescribe, or change medications or orders.
- Your surgeon's discharge instructions, medication list and emergency contact for the surgical practice are required before care begins.
- In an emergency we call 911 first, then notify your surgeon and your emergency contact. Signs of a medical emergency will never be managed at home.
- Medications are given only as prescribed and from labeled pharmacy containers you provide.
- A safe recovery environment is required: a clean space, a place to rest for overnight care, no weapons accessible, and no alcohol or recreational drugs during care. The nurse may end a visit if the environment is unsafe; fees still apply.
- Please tell us before your visit if you or anyone in the home has a contagious illness.
- Photos are taken only with your signed Photo & Social Media Consent.
- Clients must be 18 or older.
Privacy
Your health information is kept confidential and shared only with your surgical team and emergency contacts you authorize.
Late Payments & Disputes
Care does not begin until the balance is paid in full.
Patient forms
Before your recovery.
Complete these forms at least 72 hours before your surgery date.
Forms received
Thank you — your nurse will review your forms before your recovery.
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