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Patience is Everything!
First off, I want to say that there is NOT enough information about the BS that you have to deal with after surgery on this site.
Here is what life is like 2 weeks after your liposuction. The area thats been lipo'd is STIFF, you literally have to fight with your own body to move around. It is MANDATORY that you give yourself daily massages to break up the scar tissue. Sometimes, I have to do it multiple times during the day. I am still sore and achy every morning. Only using pain medication periodically though. There are little "pea size" beads of death fat under your skin that you have to find and massage out. I have to tape cotton balls in my belly button because the compression garment deforms it without it. We trying to prevent "Lipo Tummy" over here!!!
Over all though I have to say that I'm pleased with my results. My butt doesn't seem NEARLY as big anymore, thankfully. My waistline is super small. Trying on my clothes feels like I bought a whole new wardrobe. But I just didn't want to get on here talking about how great everything is now that I have this new shape. Recovery SUCKS!! I have no idea how I would be able to do it if I had children or a job that had very strict hours. And this is coming from someone with no complications! My friend is having infection issues! ...she looks great though...Would I do it again? Man...I dunno, but now that I THINK the worst is over, except the daily care I have to do, I am glad I did it. But please don't take the decision to do it lightly. This is not an easy procedure to go through alone.
Here is what life is like 2 weeks after your liposuction. The area thats been lipo'd is STIFF, you literally have to fight with your own body to move around. It is MANDATORY that you give yourself daily massages to break up the scar tissue. Sometimes, I have to do it multiple times during the day. I am still sore and achy every morning. Only using pain medication periodically though. There are little "pea size" beads of death fat under your skin that you have to find and massage out. I have to tape cotton balls in my belly button because the compression garment deforms it without it. We trying to prevent "Lipo Tummy" over here!!!
Over all though I have to say that I'm pleased with my results. My butt doesn't seem NEARLY as big anymore, thankfully. My waistline is super small. Trying on my clothes feels like I bought a whole new wardrobe. But I just didn't want to get on here talking about how great everything is now that I have this new shape. Recovery SUCKS!! I have no idea how I would be able to do it if I had children or a job that had very strict hours. And this is coming from someone with no complications! My friend is having infection issues! ...she looks great though...Would I do it again? Man...I dunno, but now that I THINK the worst is over, except the daily care I have to do, I am glad I did it. But please don't take the decision to do it lightly. This is not an easy procedure to go through alone.
Doggonit!!!
They seriously don't even need to tell you to stay off your butt for 2 weeks. Although I don't have constant pain in my butt. Even leaning on it for more than a few minutes is SO uncomfortable. This is my first day back at my job that Im sitting for almost 8 hrs. Luckily Im in an office but i have to get up every 5 min! Even with my boppy...butt chair and pillow :-/
Day 10
Seriously looking kinda wide. Hoping when the swelling resolves there will be a better shape. But over all I love how I look in clothes. Just still getting used to my new shape.
Provider Review
Overall, I enjoyed my experience with Campos. There is only one staff member that was messing with his score, everyone else was wonderful. Especially Ruby. Unfortunately, the staff member that is causing all the issues, you have to deal with the most. Would have the procedure with them again. He does great work.