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17 days post op TT /BBL /BA with lift and implants /Arm lipo
Hello ladies
Trying to make good on my promise to keep everyone updated. I'm just going to hit on a few more things that I may have not talked about.. The blue pill which is versed did nothing for me. As I told who I believe was the anesthesiologist, that I have a high tolerance to pain and meds so please knock me out. I took the pill, was escorted to a little old fashioned small procedure or operating room. As I say this I want to make this clear. I didn't come to the DR with expectations that things would compare to the US. I didn't come for a vacation. I got what I came for. The women at luxury treated me very well. They fed me help bathe me if I couldn't bathe myself, I made the best most freshest lemonade I ever had. Dr Santos came to check in us everyday and was there for any questions we may have had during the day. I shared a room with the one roommate the 1st 2 days that was very helpful and left me with pain meds that was a life saver that I was able to help others with. (percocet). After that another roommate that I bonded with was amazing. She'll now be a lifetime friend. What I'm trying to say is, I got what I came for. I also heard Serenity was a great recovery house.
Ok so back to the blue pill. I took it went to the operating room, and had an entire conversation with the man who I told to knock me out. I told him I'm a nurse and I asked what was the blue pill. He said versed. I told him I'm a hard stick but he got me on the 1st try. We talked about my kids and their ages. Different meds that the use. He then told me the name of the med that he would be using as it was going through. Before I got sleepy I told him who ever is doing my surgery, make sure I wake up and make it for my kids, and make sure my stomach was flat. He asked me what's more important to me as far as the procedures I was having done. I told him a small waist and flat stomach. All this time I felt the meds running through. I know this man was like , dam she's a chatter box. I remember him asking me what type of nurse am I said surgical icu and then I woke up in another room. So I never woke up during surgery.
The only hell I remember is not having a companion show up to sit with you after the surgery. Maybe it was a misunderstanding. Even if a companion doesn't show up , no matter what country your in, I believe after any major surgery your vitals should be taken frequently and you should absolutely be monitored more frequently. If I didn't mention it before I laid up in a bed that was unplugged, no call bell and in the worse pain ever without being monitored. No strength to yell although I tried and couldn't move because of the pain and an unplugged bed. Someone came in and drew my blood, I tried to to her I was in pain, bed broken. Later came back with a blood transfusions. Ended up needing 2 units and leaving Cipla it was still low at 8.4. So the worse part for me was Cipla after surgery. No one spoke English. Make sure you get your companion English speaking or not. I'm quite sure this wouldn't have happened if your companion was there. Everyone knows the expression of pain on your face. Other than this, everything turned out great. I'm guessing I won't see my true results for a months. I can honestly say that I think my butt is the same. I had a butt before. Maybe what they say about the fluffing will start in a few weeks or so. I'm still very pleased. My main focus was my waist and stomach and I nice back. I came to the DR for the aggressive lipo. And boyeeee let me tell you. The TT doesn't hurt. It's the Lipo. My back 17 days later still feels like ????????????. But I luuuuuv it. I'll get someone to take a picture of my back.
Trying to make good on my promise to keep everyone updated. I'm just going to hit on a few more things that I may have not talked about.. The blue pill which is versed did nothing for me. As I told who I believe was the anesthesiologist, that I have a high tolerance to pain and meds so please knock me out. I took the pill, was escorted to a little old fashioned small procedure or operating room. As I say this I want to make this clear. I didn't come to the DR with expectations that things would compare to the US. I didn't come for a vacation. I got what I came for. The women at luxury treated me very well. They fed me help bathe me if I couldn't bathe myself, I made the best most freshest lemonade I ever had. Dr Santos came to check in us everyday and was there for any questions we may have had during the day. I shared a room with the one roommate the 1st 2 days that was very helpful and left me with pain meds that was a life saver that I was able to help others with. (percocet). After that another roommate that I bonded with was amazing. She'll now be a lifetime friend. What I'm trying to say is, I got what I came for. I also heard Serenity was a great recovery house.
Ok so back to the blue pill. I took it went to the operating room, and had an entire conversation with the man who I told to knock me out. I told him I'm a nurse and I asked what was the blue pill. He said versed. I told him I'm a hard stick but he got me on the 1st try. We talked about my kids and their ages. Different meds that the use. He then told me the name of the med that he would be using as it was going through. Before I got sleepy I told him who ever is doing my surgery, make sure I wake up and make it for my kids, and make sure my stomach was flat. He asked me what's more important to me as far as the procedures I was having done. I told him a small waist and flat stomach. All this time I felt the meds running through. I know this man was like , dam she's a chatter box. I remember him asking me what type of nurse am I said surgical icu and then I woke up in another room. So I never woke up during surgery.
The only hell I remember is not having a companion show up to sit with you after the surgery. Maybe it was a misunderstanding. Even if a companion doesn't show up , no matter what country your in, I believe after any major surgery your vitals should be taken frequently and you should absolutely be monitored more frequently. If I didn't mention it before I laid up in a bed that was unplugged, no call bell and in the worse pain ever without being monitored. No strength to yell although I tried and couldn't move because of the pain and an unplugged bed. Someone came in and drew my blood, I tried to to her I was in pain, bed broken. Later came back with a blood transfusions. Ended up needing 2 units and leaving Cipla it was still low at 8.4. So the worse part for me was Cipla after surgery. No one spoke English. Make sure you get your companion English speaking or not. I'm quite sure this wouldn't have happened if your companion was there. Everyone knows the expression of pain on your face. Other than this, everything turned out great. I'm guessing I won't see my true results for a months. I can honestly say that I think my butt is the same. I had a butt before. Maybe what they say about the fluffing will start in a few weeks or so. I'm still very pleased. My main focus was my waist and stomach and I nice back. I came to the DR for the aggressive lipo. And boyeeee let me tell you. The TT doesn't hurt. It's the Lipo. My back 17 days later still feels like ????????????. But I luuuuuv it. I'll get someone to take a picture of my back.
12 days post op
Hello ladies. I been meaning to post pictures without my faja.. So sorry I just took this one. Still very swollen...
1week update
I have some lumps in my stomach but it's normal and they are softening up after each massage. Still super swollen. Faja is a large and had it sewn in 2 inches. I was told that tomorrow it'll need to be taken in another 2 inches. I'm absolutely loving my results.