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Disappointed - I’d say he removed 40 percent.
UPDATED FROM Ollie3553
3 years post
Update
Ollie3553October 6, 2024
I wanted to share a significant update regarding my journey. The last time I posted, I was in the emergency room battling inflammation caused by residual product left in my body.
Unfortunately, my condition worsened. I will include some photos to illustrate just how severe it became.
I was admitted to the hospital for a two-week stay. During that time, I experienced a fever of 104 degrees for two days. The silicone inflammation I was dealing with was not only hot and rock-hard but also excruciatingly painful. I was treated with antibiotics and high doses of pain medication.
What you see in the photos was a recurring issue with my body, the only thing that made it go away was taking a steroid. While it may look like necrosis, it is actually inflammation from the left-behind product. This inflammation led to the formation of scar tissue, which only continues to create more scar tissue with every bout of inflammation, getting worse over time.
Eight months ago, I underwent a second surgery with a different surgeon. This procedure involved the removal of the remaining material along with a reconstruction. The silicone that was extracted during this surgery was primarily located in the red areas shown in the photos, with a few spots found in the central buttocks region.
Once I reach the one-year mark post-op from the second surgery, I plan to share a review of that surgeon along with updated photos of my buttocks currently.
Unfortunately, my condition worsened. I will include some photos to illustrate just how severe it became.
I was admitted to the hospital for a two-week stay. During that time, I experienced a fever of 104 degrees for two days. The silicone inflammation I was dealing with was not only hot and rock-hard but also excruciatingly painful. I was treated with antibiotics and high doses of pain medication.
What you see in the photos was a recurring issue with my body, the only thing that made it go away was taking a steroid. While it may look like necrosis, it is actually inflammation from the left-behind product. This inflammation led to the formation of scar tissue, which only continues to create more scar tissue with every bout of inflammation, getting worse over time.
Eight months ago, I underwent a second surgery with a different surgeon. This procedure involved the removal of the remaining material along with a reconstruction. The silicone that was extracted during this surgery was primarily located in the red areas shown in the photos, with a few spots found in the central buttocks region.
Once I reach the one-year mark post-op from the second surgery, I plan to share a review of that surgeon along with updated photos of my buttocks currently.
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Fabulous633089
September 6, 2024
Hi, I’m so sorry to hear that Dr. Mor didn’t help you as he should’ve since your insurance have paid for it with 6 figures. I would be so sad and angry if that happened to me. My heart goes out to you. Thank you for taking the time to bring awareness because it seems like this Doctor got a lot of hype but I don’t know if it’s true since he also get a lot of negative review especially his attitude. We can see the time and care the doctor put by their work and the scars they leave their patients and I can truly understand where you are coming from. I am more confused than ever if I should even consider him for this procedure myself. what if he also do this to me and treat me the same way? It’s definitely not right. They will be a patient one day for something to and i hope that they will realize that it can happen to them as well. Especially when this procedure is not cosmetic anymore and we as patients are literally forking out a way to pay for this procedure and endure all the trauma again and will be left with scars only to not get what we asked for and paid for and also get treated poorly is just too much. I am sorry for what you are going through. I pray that will feel better Physically, mentally and emotionally. God Bless you and dont give up hope. We ae all warriors after all and God is giving us a chance to fight. Keep fighting. You are almost there. You got this!
Ollie3553
October 2, 2024
I had a second removal and reconstruction at the same this with Dr Gallerani in February 2023. Once I am a year post op I'll be writing a review and I'll also update this review also. So far, I've yet to have ANY inflammation, I had constant inflammation as shown here in this video, this video was taken in the ER and it got worse I was admitted to the hospital for 2 weeks, I'll post those photos also and show how I was left after Mir when I updated. Dr Gallerani removed a bunch of silicone left behind, all that is red in this video is scar tissue and silicone, it was rock hard and so painful.
UPDATED FROM Ollie3553
2 years post
Laying in the hospital dealing with complications
Ollie3553July 11, 2023
I figured I’d update my journey, I’m currently laying in the hospital dealing with all the complications from the product that remains in my body. Solid as a rock, very red and beyond painful.
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