Are you naked?
You will be wheeled into the OR wearing a hospital gown. Once in there, they will sedate you, you will have any "in the way" hair(s) removed, then they will drape you with surgical drapes, leaving just your abdomen exposed. I would not worry too much... OR staff have "seen it all" and are for the most part very respectful at maintaining dignity (as much as possible)!!! Plus you are there for bariatric surgery and not a modeling shoot. Do not worry too much. It is all pretty technical...like a car in a repair shop!!
you will be covered during surgery but forget motisty they will have to install a catheria during surgery and probably keep it in the first day , the doctors and nurses have seen it all before and probably heavier people than you
Though not necessarily, re: catheter.
My surgeon and hospital do not use catheters for WLS patients. I didn't have one in at all and was getting up to go to the bathroom when I needed, with the help of a nurse. So you may not even have to have one! I have heard it's becoming less and less common. One less thing to worry about!
VSG: 06/24/15 // Age: 35 // Height: 5'10" // Lost so far: 190 lbs
HW: 348 (before 2 week pre-op diet) // SW: 326 // CW: 158
TT/Lipo & BL/BA: 07/21/17 with Dr. Reish (NYC) BL/BA Revision: 01/11/18 with Dr. Reish (NYC)
Unconventional Sleever & Low-Carb Lifer