March 23rd-27th traveling to Cali, Columbia Dr Gonzale

So let me give a brief background of myself and knowledge of surgery. I work for a company that does plastic surgery but mostly small amounts of lipo (in our office at least) and face and minor fat transfer and so on. I totally understand the risk and still am looking forward to this. I have a conflict of interest with my Dr's bc if I choose one over the other jealous and attitudes also the cheapest is 6,500 which isn't bad but I want it now and not later when I have all the money. Blah blah blah enough about that here's the real reason for this post, Death is one of the risk for this type of surgery. Any surgery for that matter. You can lose a toe from getting a bunion removed and it's infected and not taken cared of. It's that serious. A very sweet and caring doll on here sent me a link which is below on a recent Dr Yily Death this past March. I did scare the pants off of me and made me think twice but then I know for a fact a Dr ( not mine) lost a patient from fat embolism. So yes there are deaths here in America. However that girl died over something that could have been avoidable in my opinion which was sepsis. Meaning something wasn't sterile and clean. Either the Dr herself, one of her techs, the instruments used or the patient herself wasn't cleaned and prep sterile clean. All no bueno. (I'm learning Spanish )

This is my tip to you Dolls no matter who you go too and what we do here at my surgery center:
1) Start taking antibiotics a day before surgery. Go to you Dr and ask what to use. My Dr's give either 7 days 3 times a day supply of Keflex or Duricef 5 days supply twice a day. If you are allergic to penicillin them Doxyccycline twice a day for 5 days. I WANT TO MAKE YOU AWARE I AM NOT A DR AND I AM NOT TELLING YOU WHAT TO DO IN REPLACEMENT OF WHAT YOU BE INSTRUCTED TO DO JUST TELLING YOU WHAT MY DR'S DO FOR OUR PATIENTS TO AVOID INFECTIONS PRE-OPERATIVELY.

2) Have antibacterial soap and betadine to clean your body with prior to surgery. Even wiping yourself with alcohol pads cleans the surface but you must let dry by itself don't fan it.

3) don't be afraid to challenge or ask questions. If you see blood say it. You see no gloves on or it looks dirty say it. I have had patients question me bc it was done out of their so I cleaned my hands and changed gloves again. Don't be a [RS bleep] now especially in a different place but don't be afraid to let them know you are aware. I'm already studying how to say are the gloves, table, instruments clean. Are you tired?

Lol Ok dolls I'm at work now so keep the comments coming and I will respond as fast as I can. But remember I am not a Dr just suggestions. I will even bring my own Cavi wipes to wipe down the recovery house too and bring my own gloves and well as an Epi pen and Benadryl. You never know no matter where you are. And I have seen way more good good good post and results for Dr Yily so I will not be deterred just cautious. Later Dolls :)

So I finally took pics! I am a little depressed bc my bf acting up with how sloppy I am getting. I actually stopped with the weight gain because if I even get to my old self I will be ok. Still have no travel buddy for the 29th but some nice gals from here will be at the recovery house so I'll see them. Anyways here are my pics. Let the journey begin....