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Thick Thighs NO MORE! - Norcross, GA
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After much thought I decided to proceed with...
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After much thought I decided to proceed with liposuction on my thighs. I'm not new at this...had liposuction 10 years ago on my back/bar line and arms. I learned a lot from that procedure: 1. Post op care will ultimately determine your results. 2. The fat can come back if you don't change your lifestyle. 3. Wear your compression garment!!! So, with that said I've prepared as much as possible. I've also scheduled Lymphatic Drainage Sessions with The Wellness Sanctuary Inc.
I promise to post weekly and track this journey!
I promise to post weekly and track this journey!
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July 29, 2016
So glad you're posting this. I've been considering going to Dr. Sotomayer so Im looking forward to following your journey.
UPDATED FROM Thick'ems82
Day of treatment
Day of Surgery
I arrived a few mins late at 9:05. Finished signing all docs which too another 5 mins. Paid the remainder of the balance and waited to be called back. At 9:30am the nurse took me to the room where I did the consult. She took my vital and weigh, had me take some sedatives, then gave me socks, a hair net, panties and a robe. After I changed she took me to the surgical room to lay down.
Dr came in marked me up and began administering the anesthesia. They use tiny needles with multiple holes the shoot out the medicine. This procedure hurts at times but bearable. Once complete, you lay there for an hour to allow the medicine to numb your areas.
Surgery began at 1:50pm and ended at 3:50pm. They took about 3 liters of fat from both thighs.
At times I fell asleep, but remained very relaxed when I was awake. Dr. Sotomayor was very nice and easy to talk to. During the surgery we discussed politics, family, favorite songs, getting married. He even sang to me and I must admit...he's not that bad.
Cindy was a sweetheart the entire time from getting me changed at the beginning to applying my dressing after the procedure. Very gentle and nice.
Dr came in marked me up and began administering the anesthesia. They use tiny needles with multiple holes the shoot out the medicine. This procedure hurts at times but bearable. Once complete, you lay there for an hour to allow the medicine to numb your areas.
Surgery began at 1:50pm and ended at 3:50pm. They took about 3 liters of fat from both thighs.
At times I fell asleep, but remained very relaxed when I was awake. Dr. Sotomayor was very nice and easy to talk to. During the surgery we discussed politics, family, favorite songs, getting married. He even sang to me and I must admit...he's not that bad.
Cindy was a sweetheart the entire time from getting me changed at the beginning to applying my dressing after the procedure. Very gentle and nice.
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UPDATED FROM Thick'ems82
1 day post
The first night
Oh my!!! I was not expecting this to be so rough. After a light dinner I fell asleep on the couch and woke up at midnight. My husband was trying to help me get upstairs to bed, but as soon as I stood up I started draining and my thighs were super painful. I immediately asked for my hydrocodone. Then I started feeling light headed. My hubby famed we while I sat for a min.
After making it to bed I realized I was going to have two challenges throughout the night. 1. Getting confortable enough to fall asleep. 2. Peeing! This garment is the worst!!! So hopefully today I'll get a
P-EZ to make peeing a little easier (and less messy).
After making it to bed I realized I was going to have two challenges throughout the night. 1. Getting confortable enough to fall asleep. 2. Peeing! This garment is the worst!!! So hopefully today I'll get a
P-EZ to make peeing a little easier (and less messy).
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July 22, 2016
Thanks for sharing your journey . I have large thighs also and I'm scheduled for inner thigh lipo Aug 4th. I'm a little nervous too bUT I find comfort in following brave people like you. I'm praying you have a speedy and blessed recovery .

Hi there! So glad you've decided to share your journey with us and I wish you lots of success this time around. I'm going to hold you to your promise and be checking in for updates -- so keep them coming! ;) Other than a compression garment, do you have any other recovery supplies that you find helpful?