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Day 12
2nd day at the gym and I felt like I hadn't stretched in years. The scarring was inhibiting my normal routine. But I sucked it up and did what I normally do.
This afternoon I had first (of 2) VaserShape and OMG. That thing loosened up the tightness. It hurt a little but who cares. It felt good afterwards. It also helped with the numbness too.
This afternoon I had first (of 2) VaserShape and OMG. That thing loosened up the tightness. It hurt a little but who cares. It felt good afterwards. It also helped with the numbness too.
Day 11
Went to the gym. Felt weird working out with CG. Even more on my flanks. What's up with my flanks? It felt like I was stretching them---felt really tight. Probably due to the scarring? I felt all of it doing Leg press???? Today was just cardio. Tomorrow I'm lifting. We'll see how that goes....
Day 10 - Clarification
WRT term "scars" in my previous post, I don't mean where the doctor cut me, I'm talking about the scar tissue underneath the skin.
Provider Review
Board Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
5375 S. Fort Apache Rd., Las Vegas, Nevada
I picked Dr. Troell because in the initial consultation he answered every stupid question I had. He went in some of the procedures & techniques which intrigued me. He also teaches other doctors on how to perform VaserLipo. You can tell he's been doing this for a while and knows what he's doing. Susan was assisting and she was awesome too. They both called the night after the procedure to find out how I was doing.