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40 Years Old, Average-build, High Def Vaser for Abs and Flanks - London, GB
UPDATED FROM Julio76
8 months post
Last update - (post 6 months) - after gym
Julio76October 21, 2016
WORTH IT$10,000
Last photo update - (post 6 months) - after gym
UPDATED FROM Julio76
3 months post
Update photos
Julio76May 30, 2016
As I'm about to hit the gym (I was just doing very light exercises and not so regular on racket games) I thought to give you this update @ month 3.5 and I'll make another update in a month or so.
It's worth mentioning that I haven't visited Dr. Hamlet at month 3 as he suggested. Probably I'll make the visit in a week or two.
You'll mainly notice that all previous swelling is almost over, and only exercises and time can bring the high-definition to live (as I can see it clearly following a long swimming session for instance until muscles relax again later.
It's worth mentioning that I haven't visited Dr. Hamlet at month 3 as he suggested. Probably I'll make the visit in a week or two.
You'll mainly notice that all previous swelling is almost over, and only exercises and time can bring the high-definition to live (as I can see it clearly following a long swimming session for instance until muscles relax again later.
Replies (2)
October 21, 2016
Looking hot! I am reading your review before my lipo vaser in just a few days. Thanks for all the details and the photos. I hope you are taking good care of your "investment". With your new body it should be hard to stay single (unless you are already taken :))
October 21, 2016
hahaha Thank you Mammaof2 :D
Just for you I'll post one more photo after 6 month of the procedure, which should be the final product by now!
The most important things to remember:
* Results takes time and you'll need to remain on healthy diet (and stay active with sports) to maintain the results afterwards.
* The first few days are very tough, but women are generally stronger than men in this, so I'm sure you're strong enough to get over it.
* Compression garment is very important, as well as regular (strong) massages and removal of seroma (if exists) for as long as required.
Best of luck with your procedure :)
Just for you I'll post one more photo after 6 month of the procedure, which should be the final product by now!
The most important things to remember:
* Results takes time and you'll need to remain on healthy diet (and stay active with sports) to maintain the results afterwards.
* The first few days are very tough, but women are generally stronger than men in this, so I'm sure you're strong enough to get over it.
* Compression garment is very important, as well as regular (strong) massages and removal of seroma (if exists) for as long as required.
Best of luck with your procedure :)
October 21, 2016
Yes, all of that makes sense! Thanks! With a body like yours you should keep your shirt off all the time:) I can't wait for my procedure on Monday. Planned a family trip to Hawaii. I sure hope I can look decent by then.
October 21, 2016
Going to Hawaii just over a month after my procedure! Hope to look hot in a swimsuit too.
October 21, 2016
Enjoy Hawaii (I'm the one who is jealous ;) and take it easy with the recovery... I'm sure you'll look amazing!
UPDATED FROM Julio76
1 month post
Day-35 (end of week 5): Dr. Hamlet Follow up visit
Julio76March 17, 2016
Finally I managed to see Dr. Grant H and get his view on my progress and development + share my 2 concerns!
I told him that I've taken the foam off after end of week-4 (but still keeping the compression garment), he was OK. Then he examined me and was pleased with the progress.
He did some long pressure massaging with his finger on the definition lines (hurting a bit) and asked me to keep doing similar massaging with same pressure until the swelling is reduced.
My concerns were:
1. I don't feel or see a vertical definition line at the upper part (feeling as if there's a long hard muscle making a horizontal line): He said what you have in the middle is just swelling that will go with time. He pressured strongly on the middle vertical line and actually it looked better afterwards. I now try to do more self-massage as I was lazy to do any in the last period.
2. When I'm lying down I feel the line between the muscles is actually between the definition lines (as if the definition line is misplaced) which was a major concern for me: Dr. Hamlet said it's normal to feel the lines moving 1cm or 0.5cm when lying down. What matters is when standing up (the lines overlap then) that's why the definition drawing with a marker (before the procedure) was done whilst standing, because this is the position you want your definition to look perfect! Makes sense.
The good news is he told me that I don't need to wear the compression garment any longer based on what he sees... Horraaayyy :D and I need to see him at the end of month#3 to check the progress. But until then, it's massaging massaging massaging!
He warned me to wear tight belts as the buckle can leave marks, so I need to keep the buckle a bit loose.
I went to play squash, a bit of stiffness at the start at center of abs and back, but when I warmed up it was OK. I went swimming as well, and this is when I really saw that my muscles toned nicely (after the workout) before relaxing again.
Basically, the workout is what will make the final results/look after 3 months.
That's it for now... Some photos will be posted in probably a week.
I told him that I've taken the foam off after end of week-4 (but still keeping the compression garment), he was OK. Then he examined me and was pleased with the progress.
He did some long pressure massaging with his finger on the definition lines (hurting a bit) and asked me to keep doing similar massaging with same pressure until the swelling is reduced.
My concerns were:
1. I don't feel or see a vertical definition line at the upper part (feeling as if there's a long hard muscle making a horizontal line): He said what you have in the middle is just swelling that will go with time. He pressured strongly on the middle vertical line and actually it looked better afterwards. I now try to do more self-massage as I was lazy to do any in the last period.
2. When I'm lying down I feel the line between the muscles is actually between the definition lines (as if the definition line is misplaced) which was a major concern for me: Dr. Hamlet said it's normal to feel the lines moving 1cm or 0.5cm when lying down. What matters is when standing up (the lines overlap then) that's why the definition drawing with a marker (before the procedure) was done whilst standing, because this is the position you want your definition to look perfect! Makes sense.
The good news is he told me that I don't need to wear the compression garment any longer based on what he sees... Horraaayyy :D and I need to see him at the end of month#3 to check the progress. But until then, it's massaging massaging massaging!
He warned me to wear tight belts as the buckle can leave marks, so I need to keep the buckle a bit loose.
I went to play squash, a bit of stiffness at the start at center of abs and back, but when I warmed up it was OK. I went swimming as well, and this is when I really saw that my muscles toned nicely (after the workout) before relaxing again.
Basically, the workout is what will make the final results/look after 3 months.
That's it for now... Some photos will be posted in probably a week.
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March 17, 2016
Awesome journey you are very informative and I appreciate your candor and photos. I am probably going to do this in May.
March 17, 2016
Good luck with that and remember to have reasonable expectations as the experience is very dependable on your body and procedure.
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I was lucky to have good skin that is tight, and I didn’t need to wear the compression garment for long, but this is not the default!
In the picture on 10 Feb 2016, i think it was 2day after surgery, skin appears to be more loose, so you are saying that the skin recovered pretty fast after that? Became much more tight?
Returning to regular excercising the gym helps speeding up the process, especially when you build muscles to fill in the void quickly