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What to Worry About when I Have my Lower Body Lift? Any Sugestions in How to Prepare for the After Care? (photo)
Hi im having a lower body lift on December 8,2012 I have lost 205 lbs in a year a 2 months, all that by eating and exercising...(No weight loss surgery), but im very worry because i have never been put under, or ever been in a hospital in my life.Very afraid of the days after the surgery.
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Lower body lift after massive weight loss
Congratulations on your weight loss! I recommend do not be afraid of your upcoming surgery, but prepare yourself and start feeling excited ! You will have great results! I always tell my patients that if they have a positive attitude going into surgery, they tend to do much better post-operatively. Think of yourself in that swimsuit by the summer! Nevertheless, make sure you have family to take care of you post-op, as you will need assistance getting up, going to the rest...
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How to Prepare for the After Care?
Congratulations on the benefits of your hard work. The question you pose is a good one, and hopefully at your pre-op visit you will have a chance to review this at length with your surgeon and the staff. Most likely you will receive a print out or relevant instructions.
You will have to manage your medications which will include pills for pain, nausea, and muscle spasm in all likelihood. You will have to manage your compression garment and dressing. You will have drains to take care of....
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Lower body lift
Congratulations on your weight loss. I suppose basd upon your query that your surgery already took place and you are recovering at this time.
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