One Step at a Time - Paramus, NJ
I have been plagued by genetically induced...
I have been plagued by genetically induced cellulite since what feels like the day I was born with a goal of one day feeling comfortable in a bikini. I am 26 and active and although I understand the structure of cellulite I still don't understand why a young, active person should have it (that is me being stubborn). Anyway, that being said, I received a breast augmentation 4 months ago as that was the other area where I was short handed. While I was in for my follow up I zoned in on the brochure for Cellulaze. My doctor discussed the pro's and con's and long story short I decided to move forward with the procedure.
My procedure took place on 11/16/12 and I had the Cellulaze on my back and lateral thighs as well as my buttocks. The procedure lasted 2.5 hours under local. After I got home I took a nap and caught up on some paper work. Although my doctor had warned me of potential "leakage" and to sit on puppy pads I had zero of this. I also did not have to take any pain killers he prescribed as although I was soar it was not painful to the point of pain killers. Anyway, I drank a lot of water and laid low through the weekend - by Monday I was back to work (did procedure Friday morning). Today I had my two week follow up - although currently there is not much change I am hopeful for the months to come. Few notes: 1) The most annoying part of this procedure to date is the 24 hour spandex 2) To minimize any scaring my doctor stitched the incisions 3) I had major bruising but all was gone 12 days later 4) These pictures are extremely humiliating but this site helped me make my decision to move forward and I am hopeful I can help other desperate women to do the same 5) No more surgeries for me as from here on out I am counting on diet and exercise to improve additional areas I am uncomfortable with - plus I am hoping to maximize my cellulaze results!
I am a little over 6 weeks since my procedure and...
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That is very encouraging to hear that you are seeing some results! Yay for being free from the spandex!! :)
Keep posting - you know we want to hear what comes of this!!
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I love that even though it was uncomfortable for you, you opted to share your photos with us so we could learn from your experience. Thank you so much for helping us all see what this treatment really looks like during the different phases - that is so appreciated!
I'll be hoping for great changes for you, and will be looking forward to hearing how you are doing during the next several months. Thanks again for being brave enough to share with us. :)
I had cellulaze 5 months ago and still see no improvement whatsoever. My doctor agrees but wants to wait until 6 months to reassess. I'm very disappointed, needless to say.