I am 3 weeks out now. I have a Barbie stomach compared to before. The smart lipo added fringe benefits to a tight flat tummy! I had a tummy tuck, smart lipo, breast lift and adjustable implants. I had a little maintenence done!
The overall experience was great. Dr. Jeneby certainly is a perfectionist and doesn't mind going the extra mile. He looks at you like an artist with a canvas. He even fixed a hernia that I had at no additional charge. Whatever it took to get me looking great, he did it without adjusting the price everytime I had a concern or mentioned something else to add. By the way, I even had a Mons Lift, too. That was a strange topic to discuss. But as soon as I tried to mention it, he said not to worry, consider it done. No more discussion about that!
The recovery was a little more than I had expected. You certainly need someone with you 24/7 for the first 10 or 2 weeks. I stayed at a local resort for medical patients the first 4 days where he came to check on me. Then my Husband/nurse took over!
Although I NEVER felt any incision pain, the muscle tightening was where it was the worst. 3 weeks out, I can finally turn to my side to sleep for an hour or 2. I did even roll to my tummy to rest for about 20 min. This was a major step for me because I am a stomach sleeper.
I have adjustable breast implants and love the outcome. The lift left little scarring at all. I have a choice to enlarge or reduce 3 times in 6 months. That is especially nice because not ever having implants you really don't know what to expect. But I think he made them exactly the right size to begin with. He's really great and does what I feel he would have done if it were a wife, family member or best friend.
One must were a compression garment follwing surgery. It isn't bad at all and really gives you support in fear of a sneeze or cough, THANK GOD!
I didn't even take pain medicine but a couple of times.
You must sleep at a 45 degree angle. I know this because my husband flattened out our adjustable tempurpedic bed while I was sleeping and I had to call the doctor because I woke up later and I really thought something was wrong! I wasn't supposed to lay flat. He felt so badly!
At week 3, I feinally feel well enough to leave the house and go grocery shopping or new clothes shopping. But not for long. My energy level comes and goes.
Afterall, there is MAJOR healing going on in there!
I am also 11 days post op. I could ot have done any of it without my husband. You can all plan on having some around the clock for 2 full weeks i'd think.
My flanks are going to be the last to shrink. It's gravity and swelling all down hill!
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The overall experience was great. Dr. Jeneby certainly is a perfectionist and doesn't mind going the extra mile. He looks at you like an artist with a canvas. He even fixed a hernia that I had at no additional charge. Whatever it took to get me looking great, he did it without adjusting the price everytime I had a concern or mentioned something else to add. By the way, I even had a Mons Lift, too. That was a strange topic to discuss. But as soon as I tried to mention it, he said not to worry, consider it done. No more discussion about that!
The recovery was a little more than I had expected. You certainly need someone with you 24/7 for the first 10 or 2 weeks. I stayed at a local resort for medical patients the first 4 days where he came to check on me. Then my Husband/nurse took over!
Although I NEVER felt any incision pain, the muscle tightening was where it was the worst. 3 weeks out, I can finally turn to my side to sleep for an hour or 2. I did even roll to my tummy to rest for about 20 min. This was a major step for me because I am a stomach sleeper.
I have adjustable breast implants and love the outcome. The lift left little scarring at all. I have a choice to enlarge or reduce 3 times in 6 months. That is especially nice because not ever having implants you really don't know what to expect. But I think he made them exactly the right size to begin with. He's really great and does what I feel he would have done if it were a wife, family member or best friend.
One must were a compression garment follwing surgery. It isn't bad at all and really gives you support in fear of a sneeze or cough, THANK GOD!
I didn't even take pain medicine but a couple of times.
You must sleep at a 45 degree angle. I know this because my husband flattened out our adjustable tempurpedic bed while I was sleeping and I had to call the doctor because I woke up later and I really thought something was wrong! I wasn't supposed to lay flat. He felt so badly!
At week 3, I feinally feel well enough to leave the house and go grocery shopping or new clothes shopping. But not for long. My energy level comes and goes.
Afterall, there is MAJOR healing going on in there!
My flanks are going to be the last to shrink. It's gravity and swelling all down hill!