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Write a ReviewFinally Something Worth Trying - Irving, TX
- lctx
- posted 1 year ago
- Not Worth It
- Cost: $5,700
- Charles Powell (Irving, TX)
I am very cautious about any elective procedures....
- 5 May 2012
I am very cautious about any elective procedures. I have read extensively about this technique & it just makes sense to me. I am a work out girl, 5'6 145 lbs, curvy, athletic & proportioned. I am in the fashion industry and take a lot of pride in my appearance. My doctor Charles Powell in Irving, Tx. patiently answered all of my questions. The staff was great. I was relaxed during the procedure with minimal discomfort. This AM I went in, received a couple of oral meds to help me relax, got marked on so when I layed down he knew right where to focus on. Day 1--after procedure - slight discomfort, wearing a body garment for a couple of weeks, a little draining, tired, slightly swollen, taking their advice & taking the day off from work...can't wait to see the progress.
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He likes to have a two day follow up to - will keep you updated
& takes awhile to return to normal...one side
might have needed more laser then the other?
The dr. will definitely tell you his advice. I still
have alot of discoloration showing - no shorts
or swimsuit for awhile...
badly. I have worn the garment all the time...the zipper/hooks
drive me crazy. I called my dr. today & they said it's all good -
Everyone bruises differently...My legs seem better, my bum - not
so sure...it's the part that bothered me the most. I am hopeful
that the results will be more visible in 6-8 weeks...stay positive, I
hope you get better everyday...
I will post pics soon - bruised but feeling good. I've worked all week, walked a little around the neighborhood...thnx...
Glad to hear you are feeling good and out and about. Excited to see pictures!
Question though...were you able to drive yourself home?
Congrats on getting your treatment done!!
I'm always curious about the draining. Is it just mainly going into a little bandage that is applied to the area & no big deal?