25 Year Old Male, Gym 5 Days a Week Struggling to Lose Belly Fat, VASER on upper and lower abdomen and Flanks

I decided to get vaser after doing some research online, it took almost a year but I finally went ahead with Dr. Grant who i had read good reviews about and having met him he seemed like a perfectionist. Someone who knew what he was doing, he unlike other surgeons I had met, really wants you to have a more natural look so when he is saying you need x y and z done just do it because vaser on one area alone will look weird unless you have a really low body fat percentage.

I decided to have Vaser done on my upper and lower Abdomen and flanks. I opted for mid def rather than Hi def mostly due to the cost. I arranged payment and within 2 weeks I was going to be on the operating table. I had my prescriptions sent over to me and that included a antibiotic, Codeine and some paracetamol.

So I walked in just before 9, there were about 5 nurses and 1 anesthesian, I had to sign a lot of documents and eventually change into my operating garments. Waited for Dr Grant to arrive and when he did he marked up my body and took several pictures of me lifting my arms every 90 degrees before I laid down on my back and was given the local sedation. All was going well as I fell asleep and experienced zero pain however when it came to doing the front I woke up half way through and let me tell you the pain is no bueno. It hurt so much, on the scale of pain it was up there quite high. They realised I was awake and were unsure how to proceed as in whether to give me more of the anesthesia or to wait it out. I forced myself to sleep and tried but eventually it finished and I was one sweaty nauseous mess. Two nurses dressed me and the other nurses were a little worried for me as I was wide eyed and barely responsive. They grabbed a wet towel and put it over my head and they then took me to another room to monitor me for 30 minutes before I was allowed out to the waiting room. All in all I had nearly 5 litres taken from my body, two from the flank and three from the front.