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40+ W/3 Children Lipo 360° & Modest BBL Pre-Surgery Tips - Miami, FL
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1)Take your iron pills. With lipo surgery there is...
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1)Take your iron pills. With lipo surgery there is a massive amount of blood loss. Building your blood supply is important in your recovery. Otherwise recovery will be difficult because you will be too tired to eat, walk, and begin normal activity.
2)Do NOT wear tight garments on your butt during recovery because you will lose too many fat cells. The garment Dr. Miami gives post surgery that are VERY tight on the butt. Looking back, I should've cut out the material around my butt to allows better fat cell survival.
3)Choose your recovery house wisely. Having a friend or loved with you as support is more important than you can imagine. Especially if you have a difficult recovery.
4)Dr. Miami requires you take Xanax the day of surgery to relax your anxiety. Being in a relaxed state meant that I have no recollection of my pre-surgery meeting. I never showed the doctor my wish pics. I couldn't have a coherent discussion about my questions. Looking back, I would not take Xanax before surgery. I'm not an anxious person and I could handle it without the meds.
5)If you have your arms lipo'd, ask the doctor to place the insertion points UNDER THE ARM. This placement is very important because you don't want two scars on the back of your arm which screams plastic surgery.
5)This process can be very emotional post surgery. It'll pass and you will love your body and decision.
2)Do NOT wear tight garments on your butt during recovery because you will lose too many fat cells. The garment Dr. Miami gives post surgery that are VERY tight on the butt. Looking back, I should've cut out the material around my butt to allows better fat cell survival.
3)Choose your recovery house wisely. Having a friend or loved with you as support is more important than you can imagine. Especially if you have a difficult recovery.
4)Dr. Miami requires you take Xanax the day of surgery to relax your anxiety. Being in a relaxed state meant that I have no recollection of my pre-surgery meeting. I never showed the doctor my wish pics. I couldn't have a coherent discussion about my questions. Looking back, I would not take Xanax before surgery. I'm not an anxious person and I could handle it without the meds.
5)If you have your arms lipo'd, ask the doctor to place the insertion points UNDER THE ARM. This placement is very important because you don't want two scars on the back of your arm which screams plastic surgery.
5)This process can be very emotional post surgery. It'll pass and you will love your body and decision.
UPDATED FROM iAmDCL
5 months post
7 Week Update
What to expect: After having lipo 360° and BBL you can expect swelling, therefore wearing you compression garment is still necessary and helpful. The garment allows your shape to form naturally and prettier. You obtain the dip in your back above your butt which forms a beautiful projection. The skin will heal tighter. You will still experience numbnes throughout the torso and sharp pains through the torso. You butt will still be tender to the touch yet soft and absolutely normal to your partners touch. My results are great regarding the lipo. I had a modest BBL but I do not want to lose anymore fat. I actually wish I could've retained a little more:) I'm having a dermatologist look at a scar that to insure t doesn't keloid. I'm told it's better to correct scars as their healing vs. an old scar that has healed. Hope this helps!! I will post pics soon.
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August 10, 2016
Grateful for all your tips. Any updates on the scars?

August 10, 2016
None of my scars from the lipo formed a keloid. I'm using a bleaching cream on a couple of the scars to insure it doesn't darken and blends with my skin. However, I have a hideous scar from wearing the garment that is ugly. It's called a garment burn. You MUST look at your body DAILY to insure this does NOT happen to you.

UPDATED FROM iAmDCL
5 months post
My stomach had ripples after lipo:-(
BAD NEWS: After lipo you can develop fibrosis. fi·bro·sis is defined as the thickening and scarring of connective tissue, usually as a result of surgery or injury. GOOD NEWS: It can be fixed! I met with Dr. Miami for my follow up and I showed him an area that was of concern. My skin had ripples in certain places. I assumed my skin didn't tighten. Not true! Dr. Miami told me to massage the area to break up the scar tissue or get a professional massage therapist who specializes in post surgery massage treatments. I massages the areas mysel and voila! My belly is smooth and flat!
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June 23, 2016
Wow great you were able to massage out yourself. How long did it take and did you use a special technique? I'm really worried about this. Your pic looks great!

June 23, 2016
After surgery I met with a massage therapist who specialized in post surgery massages. She taught me a technique and I applied that technique when I needed to break up the scar tissue u Dee my skin. I would definitely recommend seeing a massage therapist after lipo for a few reasons: 1)Helps with healing. 2)Alleviates pain.

June 23, 2016
I would massage my trouble area at least 3-5 times daily. I did this for about three weeks. I saw immediate results but it took time for the ripple to completely disappear. I could feel the hardened tissue under my skin. All other areas on my stomach were soft after 9 weeks but that trouble spot was hard and lumpy. But after three weeks all is well.
June 25, 2016
Thanks for your reply, I'll definitely look for a professional masseuse. Glad yours turned out so well!
August 24, 2016
My massage place in miami is great but boy it hurts so good....but I feel it makes me feel worse now...


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