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24 Years Liposculpture BeClinic 5 Zones - Overijse, Belgium
UPDATED FROM Jwollie
16 days post
The first weeks after the surgery
JwollieJuly 14, 2016
$3,700
The first week after the surgery, I had troubles with sitting down, laying down and getting up.
Not moving felt like the best idea ever.
After one week I was better at moving around. It went slowly but surely. As i had bruises on my back, my belly and my legs, it still hurt a bit. For a long time I had troubles with bending through my knees. I'm now in week 2 and I am now able to bend my knees without too much trouble.
I'm quite okay now. Just having hard surfaces and weird lumps on my body, which feel so weird.
I saw weird lumps on my hips. I hope it will go away with the recovery.
Overall, it looks great!
Not moving felt like the best idea ever.
After one week I was better at moving around. It went slowly but surely. As i had bruises on my back, my belly and my legs, it still hurt a bit. For a long time I had troubles with bending through my knees. I'm now in week 2 and I am now able to bend my knees without too much trouble.
I'm quite okay now. Just having hard surfaces and weird lumps on my body, which feel so weird.
I saw weird lumps on my hips. I hope it will go away with the recovery.
Overall, it looks great!
UPDATED FROM Jwollie
8 days post
The day of the surgery and the days after
JwollieJuly 6, 2016
28th of June @ 7 AM I was expected at the clinic for my surgery.
There was one surgery scheduled before mine.
I arrived in a room where there where slippers and a bath robe for me to change into.
My surgeon came into the room took pictures and drew on me the areas that where scheduled to be handled. It was a bit awkward but he made me feel at ease...
Around 8 it was my time!
The nurse disinfected me with isobetadine, EVERYWHERE and I really mean everywhere! Talk about awkward...
I was put to sleep with general anesthesia and woke up an hour or more later (was a bit groggy so can't tell for sure). I was told that everything went very well and that they couldn't wait for the results and that I'd be happy. They removed about 5200 cc of fat.
I was brought to my room and slept for hours. But I do remember that my nurse came into my room quite often to check up on me, like every hour or so. What a lovely woman she was, Brigitte. I really was taken well care of.
It hurt quite a bit, I felt heavy and 'crushed'. But even then, when I looked at my tummy I saw it was flat! After hours in the afternoon I took a cab home. Which btw was arranged for me by the clinic. It was hard for me to go up the stairs.
I received some sheet protection for my bed, I installed it onto my sofa and slept there until the day after.
That day and night was very hard. I woke up every two hours and was in pain. Thank god the clinic provided me with a small pain killer kit to help me out...
The days after the surgery went by very slowly and quite painfully. I was never hungry, but forced myself to eat to take with my pain meds... I slept through the days. Drank a lot of water. And of course needed to pee a lot. Getting up and go to the bathroom was really hard. It took me a whole 5 minutes to get up! Sitting down on the toilet seat was even worse!
A few days went by like this...
There was one surgery scheduled before mine.
I arrived in a room where there where slippers and a bath robe for me to change into.
My surgeon came into the room took pictures and drew on me the areas that where scheduled to be handled. It was a bit awkward but he made me feel at ease...
Around 8 it was my time!
The nurse disinfected me with isobetadine, EVERYWHERE and I really mean everywhere! Talk about awkward...
I was put to sleep with general anesthesia and woke up an hour or more later (was a bit groggy so can't tell for sure). I was told that everything went very well and that they couldn't wait for the results and that I'd be happy. They removed about 5200 cc of fat.
I was brought to my room and slept for hours. But I do remember that my nurse came into my room quite often to check up on me, like every hour or so. What a lovely woman she was, Brigitte. I really was taken well care of.
It hurt quite a bit, I felt heavy and 'crushed'. But even then, when I looked at my tummy I saw it was flat! After hours in the afternoon I took a cab home. Which btw was arranged for me by the clinic. It was hard for me to go up the stairs.
I received some sheet protection for my bed, I installed it onto my sofa and slept there until the day after.
That day and night was very hard. I woke up every two hours and was in pain. Thank god the clinic provided me with a small pain killer kit to help me out...
The days after the surgery went by very slowly and quite painfully. I was never hungry, but forced myself to eat to take with my pain meds... I slept through the days. Drank a lot of water. And of course needed to pee a lot. Getting up and go to the bathroom was really hard. It took me a whole 5 minutes to get up! Sitting down on the toilet seat was even worse!
A few days went by like this...
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