Vaser on Knees and Front Thighs - Hopefully to Make Legs Look Less Chunky and Boxy - Selsted, GB

Back in 2005 I did liposuction on my saddlebags and inner thighs. At that time the surgeon refused to touch my front chunky knees.

After 11 years, I decided to get it done, I believe technology has changed and surgeons have more experience doing this part.

I saw 2 plastic surgeons, decided on Dr. Bassi in Nottingham as his approach was very conservative. He highlighted it to me that we could not remove too much fat as the skin might not be able to contract nicely. I totally understand. I have chunky calves, huge butt so I really didn't want too much taken out and making my thighs look weird either.

Consultation
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I made the decision to proceed with Dr. Bassi on the day of my consultation. I paid £200 for the deposit and booked my surgery 2 weeks later. I was given documentation to read and sign. Some do's and don'ts before the surgery are:
1. Do drink loads of water
2. Don't take any blood thinning pills, including ibuprofen
3. Don't drink alcohol
4. Do exercise

I did have to buy some stuff before my surgery. Those include the following:
1. Compression suit x 2 (you will get the details where to get this from Dr. Bassi)
2. Boots stay dry pads +++ x 3 packs (I only had to use 1 pack)
3. Paracetamol with codeine

* Kindly note that the total cost above are in USD, £2800.

When we arrived the clinic, we met with Dr. Bassi and was given a bunch of paper work to read and sign. After everything was signed, we reviewed the area to work on. I loved that we talked for a long time before deciding on what needed to be done.

During my consultation, the area was thought to be larger than what I expected. On the day of surgery we agreed to be more conservative, focusing only on the knees and small bit of the front thighs. These were areas that really bugged me, I really didn't want the upper front thighs to be touched.

I was given 2 pills of diazepam and waited for the pills to take affect. I felt tipsy, calm - I guess I was ready for surgery!

During the surgery, there was some pain when the first probes were inserted. I would moan a little but soon after I didn't feel a thing.

Surgery went quicker than expected - happy pill worked! - then I was shown the results before I was wrapped up in pads and my compression garment.

Then I went back to the consultation room, feeling no pain. I was given some tea, and I munch on my toffee popcorn while Dr. Bassi explained the post-op care step by step. When I was happy with everything, I was presented the card machine to settle the bill and then everything was over!

The journey back home (about an hour) went by quickly.

I only had to take some pain killers (2 x paracetamol with codeine) 6 hours after the operation. I slept really well, too.

I get to take a shower and remove these pads.
This is the first time I am seeing my legs after the vaser with no happy pill affect!