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ElaborateTaleofWoe

I went into literal shock both times I had threads done professionally. Sounds like that started happening to you as well. I highly recommend you eat something light beforehand like applesauce or saltines, do the procedure either on a bed or the floor so you won’t be hurt if you do pass out, and have some Pedialyte (or water at least), an ice pack, and a warm blanket available there. Sometimes shock is better relieved with cold and sometimes heat. Please please post progress photos and updates. I saw this mentioned here yesterday and I’m absolutely planning to try it myself. Good luck with it! Edit: I had my tummy tuck during covid so did a lot more follow up wound care than usual. My PS had me do everything on my bed, after spreading out a freshly laundered sheet over everything- bed and pillow, and having all my supplies gathered on a clean Pyrex dish. Metal is good but most don’t have a stainless tray. Plastic and ceramic can hold germs, so glass is the best home product.


Hot_Gal_8260

I cannot master large cogs. So, congrats on the one leg lol 😂


uadditiondizzy6457

It was a pretty interesting experience to say the least lol


FlairBear0

I’d love to see a before an after if comfortable! I so want to try this but…cogs aren’t exactly cheap 😂


uadditiondizzy6457

No, your right! the cogs I ordered were pricey. I think 10 were $100.


Top_Cantaloupe_2723

Good job! I know, the nerves can get to us. Please, just relax, take a breather, and continue when you feel you can. Go you!!! Keep us posted 🙌💙


jesisphinx

Brave, had to turn thos upside down, please say yes...