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2 weeks 3 days post op
Just a current pic update. I’m a little swollen, but the pain is more in my back after standing for a while. Slowly regaining endurance. I don’t touch the belly button, it will heal when it’s ready but it doesn’t bother me at all.
Pics post and same day
Pics of the day prior and and day of surgery.
Dr. Pyle, The Artist in the Science of Making People Beautiful!!
Dr. Pyle is very knowledgeable and skilled as a surgeon with a team of extremely sweet and caring professionals. Upon my initial consultation, I must state he does not look old enough to be a surgeon with years of experience! Once he began the consultation, it was immediate obvious of his extensive knowledge and expertise in the skill set of perfecting the human body. He put me at east with his comprehensive overview of the procedure and the benefits that I would receive if I followed his advice. The next week I scheduled an appointment and within 1 month I had my surgery.
It was in the process of the procedure where Dr. Pyle shined as a personable doctor who actually cares about his patients.
I have Hashimoto's disease hypothyroidism, which intensified my fears of having surgery. I expressed this to the Dr. and his nurse, who both ensured me that I would be fine, but did the extra work of reviewing my lab work for my peace of mind. I was also reassured that I was not the anomaly, that he operates on many women with the same issue.
The day for surgery came and Dr. Pyle came and marked me up, talked to me, reassured me, and basically brought my nerves down. I didn't need to see the markings, I told him to do what he does best, I actually trusted him to make the appropriate decisions for the best outcome. I then met his amazing Anesthesiologist prior to going under. She also explained to me the entire process of how the body processes the chemicals, which left me completely feeling so much better. In addition to her 30 years experiences, it didn't hurt that she shared a name with my mama, Ms. Deborah!
I needed that extra touch, the extra attention and reassurance because I was so nervous. That is the type of attention to details and caring about how the patient feels that makes the difference. Most doctors see patients as things to examine, but Dr. Pyle makes you feel like you are part of his family and will do everything to ensure you are not just satisfied with your results but also safe throughout the entire process. The entire staff, from Jessica, who booked my consultation, to the nurse who saw me at my pre-op and post-op, forgive me for missing her name, but they were all like a well oiled machine. I could feel the integrity and sense of family among them, and for a few moments, I became part of their tight-knit family.
The procedure I received was a progressive-style tummy tuck (no tubes) with aggressive liposuction to my waist and flanks and abdominal muscle repair. It wouldn't have mattered what procedure I received, I believe I would of received the same care and consideration.
I had my procedure on July 11, 2018, I am currently 12 days Post Operation and I am off of all pain medicines. I didn't have extra perks like a recliner or walker and I made it just fine. It was painful on day 1 for me because I had a 2 hours ride home, but once I got my second dose of meds I was fine. After a week of meds I was ready to try to do without it. I am swollen, but not bigger than I was prior to the surgery, so I am not complaining about that! The best advice is to just listen to the doctor's advice and take it easy - and remember to eat!
It was in the process of the procedure where Dr. Pyle shined as a personable doctor who actually cares about his patients.
I have Hashimoto's disease hypothyroidism, which intensified my fears of having surgery. I expressed this to the Dr. and his nurse, who both ensured me that I would be fine, but did the extra work of reviewing my lab work for my peace of mind. I was also reassured that I was not the anomaly, that he operates on many women with the same issue.
The day for surgery came and Dr. Pyle came and marked me up, talked to me, reassured me, and basically brought my nerves down. I didn't need to see the markings, I told him to do what he does best, I actually trusted him to make the appropriate decisions for the best outcome. I then met his amazing Anesthesiologist prior to going under. She also explained to me the entire process of how the body processes the chemicals, which left me completely feeling so much better. In addition to her 30 years experiences, it didn't hurt that she shared a name with my mama, Ms. Deborah!
I needed that extra touch, the extra attention and reassurance because I was so nervous. That is the type of attention to details and caring about how the patient feels that makes the difference. Most doctors see patients as things to examine, but Dr. Pyle makes you feel like you are part of his family and will do everything to ensure you are not just satisfied with your results but also safe throughout the entire process. The entire staff, from Jessica, who booked my consultation, to the nurse who saw me at my pre-op and post-op, forgive me for missing her name, but they were all like a well oiled machine. I could feel the integrity and sense of family among them, and for a few moments, I became part of their tight-knit family.
The procedure I received was a progressive-style tummy tuck (no tubes) with aggressive liposuction to my waist and flanks and abdominal muscle repair. It wouldn't have mattered what procedure I received, I believe I would of received the same care and consideration.
I had my procedure on July 11, 2018, I am currently 12 days Post Operation and I am off of all pain medicines. I didn't have extra perks like a recliner or walker and I made it just fine. It was painful on day 1 for me because I had a 2 hours ride home, but once I got my second dose of meds I was fine. After a week of meds I was ready to try to do without it. I am swollen, but not bigger than I was prior to the surgery, so I am not complaining about that! The best advice is to just listen to the doctor's advice and take it easy - and remember to eat!
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