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Getting Right for Summer 2016. Miami, FL
UPDATED FROM Barbie2286
8 days post
Prescription Advice
Barbie2286April 10, 2016
WORTH IT$5,499
I went to Dr. Hanabergh through his private office. I had my coordinator Alejandra email me my prescriptions for my labs and my meds, so my insurance would pay. It's always easier to do things at home. I went to Miami knowing I didn't need anyone to make any store runs for my meds because from some of the stories I've read, that can be a mess at times. Also, I didn't have to go down too early to get labs done and be unsure of the results.
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UPDATED FROM Barbie2286
8 days post
What waist?
Barbie2286April 10, 2016
So even though all the swelling I could see how small my waist was. These are two pics of my no faja, Monday after my Saturday morning surgery. I put the dress on just to see how it looked but I didn't go out like that. Lol. I know the rules.
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April 10, 2016
Whoa! Been waiting to hear from you. Check you out! You look good. Your waist is so tiny!!! How are you liking your overall results so far? Are you still in MIA?
April 10, 2016
Congrats on your new coke bottle shape! I am happy for you! Are you still in Miami? How much has your pain resolved? I hope you are having a peaceful recovery.
April 10, 2016
No. I left on that Tuesday after my surgery. I went to the beach and the mall came back and packed and went home. I'm loving my waist. My butt is ok. But I wasn't going in trying to get a huge butt. I wanted him to round out the sides because that was where I was lacking volume and he did so I'm happy with my results. I got what I asked for.
April 10, 2016
Your waist is SNATCHED!!! I love it. He did a fantastic job.
April 12, 2016
Congrats doll. Love your hourglass already. Happy healing. You will have a smoking body by the time summer comes around.
April 17, 2016
I hope you update with more pictures are your two week mark. You looks great!
UPDATED FROM Barbie2286
4 days post
Post-Op (first few hours)
Barbie2286April 6, 2016
So when I woke up from surgery I was in a massive amount of pain and I was freezing. I was shaking so much and I'm not sure if it was the cold, the pain or the combination of them both. I was asked if I'd like Demerol, but being warned and already knowing that it is an emetic (makes you nauseous/vomit) and how much I hate that side effect in any med I weighed my options and stuck out the pain. I said I'd just take my pain meds when I got back to the RH. Now I'm
Not sure what happened because I was so out of it, but William from the RH took a long time to get me. The nurses were pissed with him for taking so long. I don't think it was on purpose but I think it was a combination of a communication issue and bad traffic. However, when you are in that much pain, you don't want to hear any excuses. I kind of snapped at William about taking so long to pick me up. I did later apologize and told him it was the pain. I'm not usually so impatient or snappy but like I said, when in that amount of pain, you don't want to hear any excuses l. When I woke up from surgery I was in my faja and was escorted via wheelchair to the car. I only had on a heavy robe that I brought with me, the faja, compression stockings and sandals. I was in so much pain I wanted to cry. When I got back to the house I was escorted upstairs to my room. I was then brought some soup so I could eat something with my meds. I took two percs, two extra strength Tylenols (500mg each) and layed down in my bed. I woke up a few hours later feeling soooo much better.
Not sure what happened because I was so out of it, but William from the RH took a long time to get me. The nurses were pissed with him for taking so long. I don't think it was on purpose but I think it was a combination of a communication issue and bad traffic. However, when you are in that much pain, you don't want to hear any excuses. I kind of snapped at William about taking so long to pick me up. I did later apologize and told him it was the pain. I'm not usually so impatient or snappy but like I said, when in that amount of pain, you don't want to hear any excuses l. When I woke up from surgery I was in my faja and was escorted via wheelchair to the car. I only had on a heavy robe that I brought with me, the faja, compression stockings and sandals. I was in so much pain I wanted to cry. When I got back to the house I was escorted upstairs to my room. I was then brought some soup so I could eat something with my meds. I took two percs, two extra strength Tylenols (500mg each) and layed down in my bed. I woke up a few hours later feeling soooo much better.
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April 7, 2016
That sounds rough! Oh boy I'm getting nervous lol . Good to hear you were better shortly after though.
April 7, 2016
Wow, I would have been pissed too. I can understand your frustration. At least you are feeling somewhat better now. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
April 10, 2016
Thank you for the update and such detail of what can be expected. No, pain, pain, pain, no gain as it is said. I am trying to figure out what to take to wear that is open in the front either buttons or zipper or velcro and I do not know why I am making it so complicated.
April 10, 2016
You can wear clothes to the surgery and wear a robe to leave. That's what I did. You will be in a lot of pain so you won't want to step in and out of clothes. And most people say where a dress but trust me, the amount of fluids that leak out of you may ruin it. You should be going straight from the surgery center to the car to the place you're staying. Therefore, don't worry about the lack of clothes if you wear a robe.
April 11, 2016
I'm so nervous my sx with him is 4/21, I'm also staying at RH. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
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I'm planning on doing mine in 2 months. Do you have any recent pics. How nice is he and his staff post surgery for follow up care?