I've had both shoulders repaired (full and partial tears on both sides). I had the worst one repaired first and followed the directions given to me exactly. It healed great and still have no problems with it 13 years later. The other shoulder was repaired within a year of the first one and I became too confident in my recovery abilities and with my physical therapy, trying to hurry things along and ended up with another partial tear and painful scar tissue which required a revision surgery about 9 month later. It has never been right and bothers me more each year with worsening arthritis developing in it. My right shoulder, the one repaired first and allowed it to heal as recommended, still doesn't bother me at all. I was around 34 or 35 yrs old when I had the surgeries. That's my personal experience with rushing recovery.
I tore both of mine after bench pressing 725 for a double (in a shirt) in training as I was trying to rerack the weight with a week spotter that didn't guide me back into the pins quite right (crash). I was trying to make a come back in powerlifting after not competing for 7 or 8 years to try to take back an old record that someone had broken... I have only done barbell bench press maybe 3 or 4 times since, using a light weight (no more than 315) for high reps (15-20) and regretted it for a month or better each time. I won't touch it again. I'm 48 yrs old now and I definitely regret trying to make that comeback. lol So many regrets... lol