Lipo Disaster Finally Fixed! - New Orleans, LA

I wanted to give everyone some info regarding lumps and bumps after lipo. I have been doing the Velashape III and EndyMed together to get rid of the lumps .. I call them hills and valley's. I have gotten fantastic results, you can Google both of these machines to find out all of the information about them. Ive done 3 session of the Velashape by its self & then I started another round of the vela and added the EndyMed, Ive had 4 sessions with this combo so far and its working!! The vela has actually broken down lumps from a previous lipo I had done 3 years ago.. Now that amazing! Im 10 weeks post op and I started using the Vela at 3 weeks. Im still swollen to. I also added collagen to my vitamins. I will post pic's soon!!

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I have taken extra precautions to help the fat live I would highly suggest that everyone take Make Me Heal pre & post vitamins I have attached a picture of them. do the Velashape III massages on the lipo'd areas, to even out the lumps and bumps which are very common with liposuction, the lymphatic massages will help with swelling but will not with the unevenness of your skin. I have done it on my stomach and my back and the results are phenomenal. The Vela reduces the appearance of cellulite, evens out and tightens your skin all at the same time. While these massages are not cheap, it is WELL WORTH IT! I did not sit for a complete 2 weeks. I laid, what a pain but it was worth it. Dr K did tell me that I could said and that would not kill the fat grafting. After 2 weeks I return'd to work to my desk job where I said pretty much seven out of the eight hours I am there and have been using Booty Buddy pillow and it is great. I also wore my compression garment for 4 weeks 24/7 & only took it off to shower. I purchase a hand held massager that I used basicly all day- or every time I thought about it for the first two weeks on the fat grafting areas this is to stimulate the nerve endings and blood circulation to promote blood supply to the fat grafting areas. So the fat will survive. Today I still use it if I sit too long and the area becomes numb feeling.