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Ladies, Please Help Me!!! - Aventura, FL
UPDATED FROM missjay619
6 days post
BBL with Dr. Salama
WORTH IT$8,499
MY Name Is Jess. I decided to get the bbl with DR. Salama. I stayed at the recovery house. The women who take care of you at the recovery house do an amazing job. I got my first massage and the ladie who did it was soo sweet. Dr. Salama the day after surgery checked out my progress and I saw my body for the first time and so far I love it.....so far so good... in a few weeks, as things start to heal, ill let you guys know how my healing is coming along and hopefully give a more detail review! Dr. Salama's whole team is excellent..from Nomie to Nancy to Cynthia, they have all gone out of there way for me in so many ways.. I am so thankful!!!!
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Hello Ladies, my name is Jay. I'm getting my BBL...
Hello Ladies, my name is Jay. I'm getting my BBL done in Florida with Dr. Salama. I am so excited and appreciative that I have the opportunity to get this done. I'm a little lost on what I need to bring, like whips, pads ,medications? If any of you ladies that have had the BBL can help me out with the list of items I need to have,so that my surgery and healing process could go smoothly. I would so appreciate the help!!! I'm so cinfused on what items I need! By the way I'm flying in from Cali, and I'm staying in the recovery house for 10 days. One of my best guy friends from college lives in Miami, so he agreed to be there the day of surgery for support, and when I'm feeling better after a week or so, I plan on hanging out with him also. To all my Real self Sista's please help me? Thanks and God Bless each and every one of you!!!
*JAY*
*JAY*
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Jay contact Tigerlilly 50. One of Dr. Salama's recent (very satisfied) patients. She will reply. Good luck Doll!
If you type what to buy before your brazillian butt lift in the search bar you will find tons of info. :)
I agree with the Google. But I didn't buy much except an extra garment, Tylenol, gauze pads, bacitracin, hibiclens, stool softener, Imodium ad because sometimes stool softener works too well, clean band aids in case you rupture a stitch, a robe that u will live in for a few days, and easy access foods and drinks. Oh an ensure the nutritional supplement just to make sure u are getting enough nutrition.
Benadryl also because sometimes you get very itchy. I found my neck pillow very helpful since you're laying in the same position it gets pretty uncomfortable. Back scratcher, a grabber, gauze, non stick surgical tape, slippers, gowns that are easy to slip into for appointments. I just left from there today so this all helped me. I also bought a boppy pillow the one without the hole so I could sleep in it. Worked wonders
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