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Upcoming BBl with Dr Fisher....need a Recovery House - Miami, FL
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I finally decided to proceed with the surgery. I...
ceediApril 5, 2015
$4,300
I finally decided to proceed with the surgery. I am scheduled with Dr Fisher on June 9. I was dealing with lia at vanity...but for some reason im dealing with ana now...however, both of them have been very nice so far.PLEASE LADIES HELP ME FIND A PLACE TO STAY!!! ...open for suggestions...their recovery house is to much :(
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thanks ladies
ceediApril 10, 2015
Thank you ladies for all of the suggestions. ..they were much needed :) and for those who have had surgery feel free to drop a few do's and dont's for me ;)
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Are massages necessary? ???
ceediApril 11, 2015
Hi real self ladies...i have a question that maybe some of you can help shed some light on. So, as i have been doing research on the bbl I've been getting mixed signals in regards to the infamous massages that are recommended after having this procedure. I have read where some doctors say the lymphatic massages are not necessary. Some have argued that the areas that are being lipoed don't need to be massaged because they are taking something out so that is not necessary. Also they say the butt should not be massaged after the bbl because it could damaged the sensitive fat cells that have been injected into the buttocks, thus causing poor results. Also i had a friend who had just the lipo...not the bbl...and her dr didn't tell her to get any massages nor did she get any and her results were great. ..and its been about 8 years now. So, im just wondering are these massages just another hustle???
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April 11, 2015
Wen I met dr fisher he recommends the massages for better results..but I think this question is a person preference.
April 11, 2015
I'm wondering the same because i heard that Dr. Miami (salzhauer) doesn't have people get the massages and his results are always AMAZING. I have my date set in june with Fisher and i'm stressed trying to figure out if i really should pay an additional 500 or so just for massages when i could have my boyfriend, myself, a handheld massager or even no one do it! i'm interested in what you find out!!
April 11, 2015
I agree...the more i research it... im concluding that it is not necessary, but more of a personal preference. In fact the main thing i see it benefits it faster healing time, less swelling and bruising. But many doctors were saying that this can be achieved by wearing compression garment, walking to promote blood circulation, and staying hydrated, a high protein diet. And those that do recommend the massages say it should be done about 2 weeks post op...but no one is saying that it is 100% necessary. In fact, i think i read on vanity website that the massages should be done 1 to 2 weeks post op. In addition, there are doctors that describe online how to do massages after lipo that the patients can do at home themselves. So for now, i think im going to wait till i go back home to get the massages done if i decide to do them. Plus, it seems like alot of the recovery homes have mostly aides and maybe 1 nurse or lpn working them. ... not sure if they are train lymphatic massage therapist. Finally, most girls on RS said the massages were painful. ..therapist were saying the lymphatic massages are very gentle and should not be painful. Again ladies...i could be wrong... just sharing some information that i have been coming across. But for me...for now...i think im going to pass on them...lol
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