RE: Re: [ossg-Reconstructive Surgery] lipo

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In a message dated 2/12/04 9:00:24 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jillyohmy3@... writes:

> I'm sorry I keep posting questions about lipo, but I never get any replies

> > (except for Chris).

> > There must not be many lipo vets on the board.

>

> hello ,

>

> are you a member of the Graduate-OSSG@...?

>

> there have been posts about this, and the taking of arnica and one other

> that name escapes me now to help prevent bruising...

>

> if you have any problems signing up, let me know...

>

> warmly,

>

opps, i didn't mean to send this here, just put the address up

so i could send it to ...sorry folks...

laura

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When you get lipo, they usually infiltrate the fatty areas with a mixture of

xylocaine (to make it numb) and epinephrine (to make it not bleed.) So, my

brusing has been minimal except for a bruise here and there. Certainly not

the whole area.

I wouldn't suggest lipo in the six weeks leading up to the swimsuit

competition.

in Austin

RNY April 1998

315/190s

> Anyone have lipo and not bruise really bad?

> Thanks!

>

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