Has anyone had the Bodytite procedure?

Saffron and Amanda2010, thank you for your posts. As with any technology, it is more the doctor on the other end of the cannula than the technology itself that really makes the difference. Liposuction by any means is relatively easy to learn, but difficult to master. The experience of your surgeon makes a far bigger difference on the quality of your outcome than whether he or she uses lasers, ultrasonic, radio frequency (RF), diodes, or any other form of electrical, light, or power assistance.

I know you are feeling but I had vaser with which I had all the pain without any gain. I really think they come out with different machines which more or less don't work for everyone, smart lipo, vaser, now bodytite, what next??Been over a year with mine and no improvement whatsoever. I also think it casues nerve damage which does not transpire till much later on. Very few surgeons are exceptionally skilled with whom one sees results so it's down to random luck. I wish you speedy healing and desired results.

Thanks very much for the info...it is only day 2 and feeling really sore and it is very painful, no way anyone could go straight back to work after having bodytite that's for sure. I chose Bodytite over Vaser as I thought the recovery time was much quicker. I am a little less bloated today, but didn't expect to be as swollen as I am. I wish I had been told this beforehand! The compression garments are uncomfortable and very tight and it is a relief to take them off when i wash them. I spoke to the clinic and they told me to take a stronger paracetamol/codeine tablet which has helped but seems to make me a bit drowsy, had a very good sleep last night. Will keep posting how the healing progresses. My chin is still swollen but not as sore as my stomach. Doesn't appear to be any bruising. But I can definitely see it will take a number of weeks for the swelling to subside. Regards, Amanda