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Dr. Fisher was as everyone has said, down to earth, straight forward and nice. I was his first surgery of the day and we had ample time to talk through the whole process. He was very interesting because we didn't get down to business for a while, our conversation started out talking about politics, the senate, welfare, education and daycare (he has young children too) haha. This was my first meeting with him as I didn't get to see him for my pre-op paperwork at Vanity the day before. I am actually not happy with this aspect though, I would have preferred to see him before the day of surgery just in case I had follow up questions or wanted to clarify my goal for the surgery. However, it all worked out. I just hate that he does so many surgeries per day that waiting to see him on a day that isn't your surgery date takes hours upon hours. Also, Ladies please, if you are going to Vanity - do not sign your paperwork without the blanks being filled in first or you fill in those blanks yourself! They can insert whatever they want and it will be difficult to dispute in court (God forbid) I made sure I either didn't sign until surgery day or I filled it in each blank space myself but I digress... After the small talk Dr. Fisher broke down the hazards, aftercare, the pain to expect, and a new treatment he is preparing to use to improve how we feel post surgery. I took lots of photos with his head nurse, and an additional set with Fisher. Then he marked me up and down - so I asked "what do you envision for me?" And he gave me the rundown. He told me what fat he could take out and said I had fat above my belly button that was under the muscle, so he wouldn't be able to get it out (which was fine with me). He talked about the shape of my butt and I had a few dents, haha - which he explained in the beginning would look worse but get better and better over time as my new butt healed. He also said I had a very common indentation on each side of my hip that he would fill in. I didn't show him any photos because I didn't want to confuse him by showing him a photo that wasn't 100% what I wanted. Instead I said I wanted "to be thin, with a natural looking butt that is large for my size - I want people to walk down the street saying wow she's so thin but has a fat ass for her size" hahaha... He said okay, we can do that. After all of that, they mark your personal effects with your name, and escort you into the operating room. I met with the anesthesiologist as I got up on the table, he was also very nice. I couldn't get my septum piercing out and he was totally cool - he said he would let me keep it in. The drugs are so strong I was knocked out almost instantly. I remember saying "this medication is strong" as I looked up at the lamp and it was lights out at that point! I woke up with my garment on (thank God, I was most nervous about how I would do this post surgery), I did not shiver from shock like many people have reported and my aftercare nurse basically picked me up, had me kneel in the same lazyboy chair I spoke to Dr. Fisher in as I sipped Gatorade until my recovery home came to pick me up.