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thank you air all your replies-
i think me biggest worry after 1st week is trying to get husband in/out of the car. I never know what is ability to get out of car, not to mention booths,
I think my best scenario would be to hire caregiver to help me with with husband. Alzheimer's just sucks.
again, thank you guys for your responses
a lot of people on here have been really happy with Dr. Joseph Michaels
My surgery was a little over a year ago, and I've lost over 100 pounds. My extra skin is holding me back from celebrating the weight loss. I can hardly look in the mirror, and have to wear the pregnancy waist support things to even feel slightly comfortable. I experience physical pain mostly back pain. I've been really thinking about the body contouring surgery, but I'm also young and want to make sure it won't affect my chances of kids in the future.
i will be going to see him in January.
I am having a panniculectomy in October. Mine is huge. I went from 430 to 170. I'm trying to figure out what I should have on hand after I come home. Or any tips or tricks to make recovery less hellish.
I am going to rent an electric recliner and I have each parent coming for one week (so 2 straight weeks) of help. I'm married, but my husband is gone from 4am to 6pm.
I'd like to have everything ready before I have surgery. Thanks for any advice!
I did my thigh lifts in stages. First was spiral (the hardest to heal and did have some complications. Then did the medial lift. Much easier surgery.
You don't need a reclining. Just lots of pillows. I made myself a little cocoon of pillows. Really one or 2 pi;llows under arms is sufficient. Jus elevate the head of the bed a little and prop arms with pillows.
A lot will depend on pain levels, swelling, and surgeon advice. You don't want to be driving while on narcotics. You need to be able to lift your arms etc.. turn wheel etc... I'm the onlly driver in my house. Took about a week






