Brachioplasty Surgery Wednesday!!!!
I saw Dr. Fasching, was a little put off at the fact that he wouldn't even consider billing insurance. I was actually iniatially going to go with him, but when I found they wouldn't try to get it covered I had to have some additional consults. I am glad I did, because I was able to get it covered by insurance so have really sucked if I wouldn't have tried because the office said it wouldn't get covered.
I also saw Dr. Lokeh, he was good, but just had some issues with keeping the surgery scheduled. They rescheduled on me 3 different times, very frustrating especially since I specifically wanted to have it done in the winter months when I could wear long sleeves!
I finally decided to go with Dr. Thao. I really like him and his staff have been nothing but helpful.
~Rose
Lap-RNY 4/2/08
397/373/267/<250
HW/SW/CW/GW
~~~130 POUNDS LOST AND GONE FOREVER~~~
My friend just had brachio. She took 4 weeks of work, I took 3. She was driving 2 weeks post op and was able to get in/out of her compression garmet on her own (2 weeks too). At 3 weeks she's doing fantastic, range of motion is great.
The grabber thing is awesome. I have used that for every surgery to grab things up high and off the floor for me. Very convenient. Don't forget the stool softeners too!
Good luck!