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3 weeks after the surgery
Still sore and stiff, don’t really enjoy sitting down for too long but I am really starting to love my results. Looks pretty good, Imho. Hopefully around the knee it will heal more so it will get the shape that I had at the time of the surgery
Dragon’s Blood
Here is the dragon’s blood. It’s a healing solution
Day 3 After Pics
Here are my after pictures day 3. I am personally not super stoked with the way my legs look like. Maybe I see a bit of a difference in my saddle bags but not major. Right now I am a bit down so I hope this was the right decision. Also, one thing to pay close attention is the garment. If it has any wrinkles it can give you dents in your skin. Anyhow, let me know your thoughts. I was able to take a shower without any help, but I needed help to apply the dragon's blood that needs to be applied on each incision for the next 2 weeks twice a day. That is the only thing you are supposed to apply and you will get a bottle of that from the Dr along with 2 pairs of compression stockings and some pads. So basically the routine in the next two weeks needs to be shower, dragon's blood twice a day, and wear your compression stockings 24/7. After two weeks you can take them off and you can start putting Arnica or other lotions on your incisions but only after the two week mark. Hope this helps. More pics to come.
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