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43 Yo Mom of 2 - Airsculpt and Airsculpt+
I have always had an insecurity about my abdomen after having kids and when I stumbled across Dr. Rollins on Instagram I was instantly intrigued.
It tuned out there was an Elite Body Sculpture within a mile from my house, so I decided to enquire. Everything was smooth from the first appointment to payment and through the entire process.
I will say this, yes, they are right about the "downtime" however some thought should really go into not only the week after the procedure but also the next month.
I had my upper and lower abdomen and flanks done by Dr. Tamir Mosharrafa and he was assisted by his RN, Jackie. Both of these people are wonderful at what they do. Dr Mosharrafa is a physican but also an artist and made me feel as comfortable as possible. I wouldn't say the procedure hurt, but it was uncomfortable at times.
Today marks 2.5 weeks and I'm just starting to notice all of his handy work. I did take Arnica 3 times a day a week before the procedure and a week after. My bruising was completely gone by 7 days, but I was still swollen and tender to the touch. I made sure to get 10k steps a day, no alcohol and no working out for the first 2 weeks. I also wore my compression garments for 2 weeks.
I am and was very realistic with my expectations. I am not overweight and I not only exercise, but I compete in running and biking events. I want to say that they maybe took a pound and a half off of me so it's not a weight loss procedure but more of a removal of fat pockets.
My incision sites are healing up great and so far, I have zero complaints.
There are some things I would urge people to take note on though; It is expensive. Believe me if I could have removed the small amount of fat with diet and exercise, I would have. I didn't have enough to remove for a tummy tuck, but this was a great solution to my " problem area."
Another thing to take into consideration, you have to wear compression for a few weeks to a few months. This may not seem like a big deal but try wearing it for a few days and you will see what I mean.
Also, alcohol... you have to give up alcohol for the week before and 2 weeks after which isn't a big deal for some but for others it might be. I actually liked my break from wine, and I think I'm actually losing weight because of no wine at night so I'll keep going with it.
All in all, it's been great so far. I will post some photos in another week or two when the swelling has gone down more but as for my opinion, don't waste anymore of your life not liking yourself. If something bothers you that badly just do it. Who knows? You may just be bringing sexy back:)
It tuned out there was an Elite Body Sculpture within a mile from my house, so I decided to enquire. Everything was smooth from the first appointment to payment and through the entire process.
I will say this, yes, they are right about the "downtime" however some thought should really go into not only the week after the procedure but also the next month.
I had my upper and lower abdomen and flanks done by Dr. Tamir Mosharrafa and he was assisted by his RN, Jackie. Both of these people are wonderful at what they do. Dr Mosharrafa is a physican but also an artist and made me feel as comfortable as possible. I wouldn't say the procedure hurt, but it was uncomfortable at times.
Today marks 2.5 weeks and I'm just starting to notice all of his handy work. I did take Arnica 3 times a day a week before the procedure and a week after. My bruising was completely gone by 7 days, but I was still swollen and tender to the touch. I made sure to get 10k steps a day, no alcohol and no working out for the first 2 weeks. I also wore my compression garments for 2 weeks.
I am and was very realistic with my expectations. I am not overweight and I not only exercise, but I compete in running and biking events. I want to say that they maybe took a pound and a half off of me so it's not a weight loss procedure but more of a removal of fat pockets.
My incision sites are healing up great and so far, I have zero complaints.
There are some things I would urge people to take note on though; It is expensive. Believe me if I could have removed the small amount of fat with diet and exercise, I would have. I didn't have enough to remove for a tummy tuck, but this was a great solution to my " problem area."
Another thing to take into consideration, you have to wear compression for a few weeks to a few months. This may not seem like a big deal but try wearing it for a few days and you will see what I mean.
Also, alcohol... you have to give up alcohol for the week before and 2 weeks after which isn't a big deal for some but for others it might be. I actually liked my break from wine, and I think I'm actually losing weight because of no wine at night so I'll keep going with it.
All in all, it's been great so far. I will post some photos in another week or two when the swelling has gone down more but as for my opinion, don't waste anymore of your life not liking yourself. If something bothers you that badly just do it. Who knows? You may just be bringing sexy back:)
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