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Two years and 8 months later
I am still very satisfied with my results. The pictures I posted do no justice to how big my booty actually ended up being. I don’t regret going through this procedure one bit. What I do regret is gaining weight and not taking care of myself post op. I do want to go back to fix a “dimple” that I ended up getting on my left butt cheek. I also want to fix a line that I ended up getting from the sponge being misplaced when healing. As I mentioned earlier in my review, my sister in law had the same procedure that day. She still looks amazing! She didn’t have any of the issues I did. I wouldn’t call them issues because they’re not but if I can fix them... why not?! Lol Other than that I truly love my results. I’ve had three of my friends go with Dr. Perez Saucedo. I definitely would recommend him to anyone considering this procedure!!!
First massage!
Hello dolls!
Hope all is well!! For those of you still following. I got my first massage today. I wish I would have gone earlier. I did notice that most doctors from the US and even Mexico advise on getting massages on the third to fourth week, but doctors from South America start massages right the next day after the procedure. Just food for thought. Anyways... I had my first procedure done today. What can I say, it was very uncomfortable. I had to take deep breaths in and out. Think of it like getting a massage on a very sore area. That's what it is. I do feel much better now but during the massage I was in discomfort. I did have to get a syringe inserted through one of my closed incisions to drain some of the liquid that had accumulated on my lower back. She explained if I had gone earlier it would have been easier since the incisions would have still been open. The insertion of the syringe did sting, and getting massaged with it in did hurt. I could feel the liquid coming out. It was a weird feeling. She gave me a diet plan to follow and instructions on how to massage myself after the shower. My massage lady also helped me get into my stage two faja and now I feel much better (since my old one was no longer giving me compression). I will be doing 10 sessions, and I'm thinking of doing them twice a week. I will see how it works with my work schedule. When would you plan to do your massages??
I will post 3 week update pictures soon
Hope all is well!! For those of you still following. I got my first massage today. I wish I would have gone earlier. I did notice that most doctors from the US and even Mexico advise on getting massages on the third to fourth week, but doctors from South America start massages right the next day after the procedure. Just food for thought. Anyways... I had my first procedure done today. What can I say, it was very uncomfortable. I had to take deep breaths in and out. Think of it like getting a massage on a very sore area. That's what it is. I do feel much better now but during the massage I was in discomfort. I did have to get a syringe inserted through one of my closed incisions to drain some of the liquid that had accumulated on my lower back. She explained if I had gone earlier it would have been easier since the incisions would have still been open. The insertion of the syringe did sting, and getting massaged with it in did hurt. I could feel the liquid coming out. It was a weird feeling. She gave me a diet plan to follow and instructions on how to massage myself after the shower. My massage lady also helped me get into my stage two faja and now I feel much better (since my old one was no longer giving me compression). I will be doing 10 sessions, and I'm thinking of doing them twice a week. I will see how it works with my work schedule. When would you plan to do your massages??
I will post 3 week update pictures soon
Swelling and Massages
Hey Dolls!
I did not forget about y'all! I hope y'all had an amazing holidays or if you don't celebrate an amazing weekend! :) So one thing I forgot to mention was swelling! Let's start from the day after the operation. I woke up and I was really swollen from my face. My eyes looked like I had literally been in a boxing fight the day before!! Like omg!! It was horrible. My hands were swollen as well, and it would hurt whenever I tried washing my hands. As I started to walk around the swelling will go down. I want to say it took about two hours for it to go down. My feet wouldn't swell as much because I would be using the compression socks (which helped a lot!!). The area in between were the faja ended and my socks didn't cover did swell up a lot, I'm assuming since the lingering liquid had no where else to go. Today I noticed I was not that swollen when I woke up, and my hands weren't swollen at all. I will be starting the lymphatic massages this Monday. My Doctor recommended to wait 3 weeks before I could start. I'm not that excited as I've heard that the arms really hurt. Certain areas of my body are really hard to the touch, so I'm hoping that it will start going back to normal with the massages. These massages are pricey!! I have found them from $70-$95 a session, and it's recommended to get at least ten. Oh lord! We will see. I might have my girlfriend give me massages in between. I'm not sure yet lol we will see! I will post my experience as soon as I get the massages.
I did not forget about y'all! I hope y'all had an amazing holidays or if you don't celebrate an amazing weekend! :) So one thing I forgot to mention was swelling! Let's start from the day after the operation. I woke up and I was really swollen from my face. My eyes looked like I had literally been in a boxing fight the day before!! Like omg!! It was horrible. My hands were swollen as well, and it would hurt whenever I tried washing my hands. As I started to walk around the swelling will go down. I want to say it took about two hours for it to go down. My feet wouldn't swell as much because I would be using the compression socks (which helped a lot!!). The area in between were the faja ended and my socks didn't cover did swell up a lot, I'm assuming since the lingering liquid had no where else to go. Today I noticed I was not that swollen when I woke up, and my hands weren't swollen at all. I will be starting the lymphatic massages this Monday. My Doctor recommended to wait 3 weeks before I could start. I'm not that excited as I've heard that the arms really hurt. Certain areas of my body are really hard to the touch, so I'm hoping that it will start going back to normal with the massages. These massages are pricey!! I have found them from $70-$95 a session, and it's recommended to get at least ten. Oh lord! We will see. I might have my girlfriend give me massages in between. I'm not sure yet lol we will see! I will post my experience as soon as I get the massages.
Provider Review
I have not yet had my procedure, but so far Dr. Jose Omar Perez-Saucedo has been amazing at answering my questions. I will update as soon as I'm back from surgery. **Update Post Op** Dr José Omar Pérez Saucedo is an amazing surgeon and I will definitely recommend him to anyone I know. His bedside manner is 100% and he takes the time to make sure everything is cleared. The email and messages are always answered on a timely manner, and his staff and assistant are really helpful. I was so happy with my outcome.