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5 Months Post Op- SO HAPPY!
It's been 5 months since my lipsculpture with Dr Meaghan. I couldn't be happier. I feel like a new woman, I look down at my belly and feel like I have another womans torso!
I can wear a bikini, which I haven't done in years. all my clothing looks better.
I think all in all the great results outweigh any discomfort and the recovery of the procedure my miles!!!
Seriously the pain really wasn't that bad. I wouldn't even call it pain, just discomfort and that only lasted a couple of weeks.
There were tiny nerve twinges that went on for about 2 months after the treatment if I wore clothes that were too tight or if I had a hot bath. It's the nervy twinges that are the most annoying, and the amount of time they went on for.
Now 5 months on, I feel completely normal and look great.
Looking back the treatment itself wasn't painful at all, and the recovery was nothing compared to having kids!
I can wear a bikini, which I haven't done in years. all my clothing looks better.
I think all in all the great results outweigh any discomfort and the recovery of the procedure my miles!!!
Seriously the pain really wasn't that bad. I wouldn't even call it pain, just discomfort and that only lasted a couple of weeks.
There were tiny nerve twinges that went on for about 2 months after the treatment if I wore clothes that were too tight or if I had a hot bath. It's the nervy twinges that are the most annoying, and the amount of time they went on for.
Now 5 months on, I feel completely normal and look great.
Looking back the treatment itself wasn't painful at all, and the recovery was nothing compared to having kids!
10 days post opp
By now a lot of the swelling has gone down , there is still some harder swollen patches on my abdomen and back but I’m sure they’ll go down over the next few weeks. Everyday the pain decreases and it’s easier to move around.
The compression garment is making me itch though! Argh!
You can really see changes in my body now and it’s so exciting!
The shape looks great, and it really hasn’t been a very hard process at all. I think if you were getting your legs done at the same time it might be more of a struggle, but for me my legs weren’t done so I was fine to walk as much as possible.
I will take photos and post before and after this week
The compression garment is making me itch though! Argh!
You can really see changes in my body now and it’s so exciting!
The shape looks great, and it really hasn’t been a very hard process at all. I think if you were getting your legs done at the same time it might be more of a struggle, but for me my legs weren’t done so I was fine to walk as much as possible.
I will take photos and post before and after this week
1 week post op
I’m still slightly swollen but it’s starting to decrease now. The Pain is significantly less now too, and it’s much easier to move around.
Funnily enough I’ve been able to sleep well this whole time.
I’ve still been walking everyday and I swear it’s helping the swelling go down.
Even with the swelling I’m still slimmer than before so it’s easy to hide it under clothes. I cut off my compression garment to mud thigh length so it’s easier to hide under clothes.
The hardest thing has been finding clothes to wear that aren’t too tight on my waist.
Funnily enough I’ve been able to sleep well this whole time.
I’ve still been walking everyday and I swear it’s helping the swelling go down.
Even with the swelling I’m still slimmer than before so it’s easy to hide it under clothes. I cut off my compression garment to mud thigh length so it’s easier to hide under clothes.
The hardest thing has been finding clothes to wear that aren’t too tight on my waist.
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Dr. Meaghan Heckenberg