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Hello Everyone,
I have scheduled my surgery with Dr. Paz for September 14th, looking to connect with people who are scheduled or have had surgery with Dr. Paz.
I had my consult with him a week ago, he seems very calm, and has an honest smile, that's very important to me.
I am still deciding on a recovery house, hotel, or AirBnB but I like the all inclusive deal of a recovery house better at this point.
I am documenting my entire journey on TikTok, Facebook, Youtube, with hopes of helping others who are dealing with this, and to help you with seeing my journey with Dr. Paz.
I do speak Spanish, my native language is Portuguese, however I live in the US, and the fact he speaks fluid English is very important.
He is also Board Certified in Colombia and the US, I went ahead and checked their website for his credentials.
Although I've had surgery overseas before I am very worried, because this is nothing like regular plastic surgery. It scares me of what could be inside, what it will look like when I wake up... But I am optimistic.
I received my quote, and it's slightly higher than other reviewers, but I am ok with that. In total I think I will have to spend $18k all inclusive, but I am bringing a friend with me, so for someone who's going alone it will be a little less.
My consultation wasn't long, he seemed very tired, and I am sure he is sick of answering the same questions over and over. I just needed to see his face and look in his eyes, I am usually an energy person, so if the vibe was not there I wouldn't have chosen him.
I did consult with a Dr. in Colombia, who is also an amazing surgeon, but he turned me down due to my history of thrombosis ( blood clots ). I was advised by Dr. Paz, and Dr. Katzen ( whom I also had a consult with ) to check with my Cardiovascular Specialist for surgery clearance. My surgeon will implant bilateral filters in my femoral arteries for protection, these will later be removed when I am back home and able to resume my Xarelto 10 mg.
As I said, let's connect! Looking forward to hearing from you, for mutual support, we need it!
Peace and love to you!
I have scheduled my surgery with Dr. Paz for September 14th, looking to connect with people who are scheduled or have had surgery with Dr. Paz.
I had my consult with him a week ago, he seems very calm, and has an honest smile, that's very important to me.
I am still deciding on a recovery house, hotel, or AirBnB but I like the all inclusive deal of a recovery house better at this point.
I am documenting my entire journey on TikTok, Facebook, Youtube, with hopes of helping others who are dealing with this, and to help you with seeing my journey with Dr. Paz.
I do speak Spanish, my native language is Portuguese, however I live in the US, and the fact he speaks fluid English is very important.
He is also Board Certified in Colombia and the US, I went ahead and checked their website for his credentials.
Although I've had surgery overseas before I am very worried, because this is nothing like regular plastic surgery. It scares me of what could be inside, what it will look like when I wake up... But I am optimistic.
I received my quote, and it's slightly higher than other reviewers, but I am ok with that. In total I think I will have to spend $18k all inclusive, but I am bringing a friend with me, so for someone who's going alone it will be a little less.
My consultation wasn't long, he seemed very tired, and I am sure he is sick of answering the same questions over and over. I just needed to see his face and look in his eyes, I am usually an energy person, so if the vibe was not there I wouldn't have chosen him.
I did consult with a Dr. in Colombia, who is also an amazing surgeon, but he turned me down due to my history of thrombosis ( blood clots ). I was advised by Dr. Paz, and Dr. Katzen ( whom I also had a consult with ) to check with my Cardiovascular Specialist for surgery clearance. My surgeon will implant bilateral filters in my femoral arteries for protection, these will later be removed when I am back home and able to resume my Xarelto 10 mg.
As I said, let's connect! Looking forward to hearing from you, for mutual support, we need it!
Peace and love to you!
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UPDATED FROM poisonedbysilicone
1 month pre
Switched my date to Oct. 26th
One week before I travel to Colombia. Let me tell you that Yolanda at the recovery house has been an absolute doll so far. I can't wait to meet her, and finally go through this process.
Dr. Paz's staff has also been very "Do not worry, we will help you with everything you need here"
I know it's hard for some of us to let go of trying to control every outcome, but at this point that is what I have to do. The sails have been extended, and the ship was set in motion, so I am letting the wind just take me through this process, and trusting my choices.
I am very scared, anxious, but I know the universe has not veered me in the wrong direction before.
Dr. Paz's staff has also been very "Do not worry, we will help you with everything you need here"
I know it's hard for some of us to let go of trying to control every outcome, but at this point that is what I have to do. The sails have been extended, and the ship was set in motion, so I am letting the wind just take me through this process, and trusting my choices.
I am very scared, anxious, but I know the universe has not veered me in the wrong direction before.
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UPDATED FROM poisonedbysilicone
27 days pre
Surgery day
What all can it say about Dr. Andrés Diaz Paz that hasn’t already been said, a special thanks to the incredible anesthesiologist Dr. Martin. Not much to say for now, but this was taken right after surgery. It’s not as full on top when I stand up, I will definitely be seeking a very natural reconstruction, but that’s only 6-12 months down the road.
Feeling grateful for all the amazing people that have helped me so far, L&S Recovery House, Yolanda, Daniella, Stephany, Claudia, Monique.
I had to be assertive at the recovery room because the nurses were trying to shuv my big azz into a medium faja, and so I had to get my loud voice out. Aside that no other issues.
Feeling grateful for all the amazing people that have helped me so far, L&S Recovery House, Yolanda, Daniella, Stephany, Claudia, Monique.
I had to be assertive at the recovery room because the nurses were trying to shuv my big azz into a medium faja, and so I had to get my loud voice out. Aside that no other issues.
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