Faja 101 - Everything You Need To Know But Weren't Sure How To Ask

Описание: ✨Welcome to a different kind of surgery YouTube channel. If you’re looking for makeup, glamor, and all the tea on a doctor or facility, this ain’t it honey! My channel is a no-bullshit, no frills, educational approach to a BBL. I’ll provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to use products and supplies, including everything I did along my journey to achieve the results I have today. At the time of uploading this video I’m 6 months post-op (stats below).

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First video in a series of 4
1: [Faja 101]    • Faja 101 - Everything You Need To Know But...  
2: [Stage 1 Demo]    • Stage 1 Faja/Garment Demo With Inserts  
3: [Stage 1.5 Demo]    • Stage 1.5 Faja Demo w/ Foams and Boards (H...  
4: [Stage 2 Demo]    • Видео  

I suggest watching the videos in this series in order, so that you get a better idea of the healing process and what you’ll expect in the order that each stage occurs.

DISCLAIMER: I'm sure there are a lot of people who have done things differently, and will have personal opinions about the information that I'm providing. That's fine. I'm here to pass on the information that I've learned throughout my journey and answer questions that people ask me specifically.

THINGS NOT MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO:
I did not need a second stage 1 garment. You can save the money and wash/dry your stage 1 garment while you're showering every day. if you don't have a washer/dryer and need to hand-wash and air-dry your garment then YES it's a good idea to have a second one. If you do have a washer/dryer then, no doll, ya don't.
If you use a waist trainer too soon, you don't just risk uneven swelling which i touch on in the video, but the areas that have been suctioned don't get compression and don't recover smoothly or with the results you desire. (i.e. unevenness, lumps, fluid, fibrosis, seromas)

In this video I cover:
2:57-8:45 What is a faja and why do we need one?
8:45-14:53 Can we use a corset or a waist trainer instead or in it's place?
14:53-18:45 How long do I need to wear a faja?
18:45-20:40 What's the difference between a Stage 1 and Stage 2?
20:40-22:10 Where should I get my stage 1?
22:10-28:26 When do I start using my foams and boards?
28:26-28:48 Do I sleep in my faja??
28:48-29:28 Do I wear my foams and boards to sleep?
29:28-30:20 When should I measure for my stage 2?
30:20-36:55 Stage 1.5
36:55-38:47 My backboard keeps slipping
38:47-42:23 Can I wear a bra with it or under it?
42:23-43:25 When can I STOP wearing my faja?
43:25-46:40 Where to purchase stage two, and 3rd party vendors
46:40-47:53 Seamstress/tailor taking in waist
47:53-54:00 What's a stage 3, and when am I ready for it?
54:00-55:24 PATIENCE/TIME

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🗓 Sx date: 12/12/19
🐐 Doc: The one and only G.O.A.T. Ghassan Mehio at @mia_aesthetics Miami, FL location
💉 Procedures: BBL (Lipo360 + Fat Transfer to butt and hips) + arm lipo + chin lipo (NOT THIGHS❗️)
📏 Height: 5’4

⏳ PRE-OP
Waist: 37 inches
Hips/butt: 44.5 inches
Arms: (biceps) 13 inches
Weight: 168-169
BMI: 29

⏳ 11 MONTHS POST-OP
Waist: 27 inches
Hips/butt: 45 inches
Arms: (biceps) 11 inches
Weight: 145
BMI: 24

❗️DISCLAIMER ON BODY TYPES, RESULTS & EXPECTATIONS: I did not lose weight before surgery, I actually focused on gaining weight prior to my procedure. I can’t offer anyone any advice on losing weight for their surgery, what shape would look best on your body, or whether or not you’ll need a tummy tuck. Please search for other patients who share their journeys on social media to expose yourself to as many post-op experiences as possible. My journey is not every journey and I don’t want it to be considered as such. We all have different goals and beginning foundations, so unless you looked exactly like me in every curve, crevice, and pound, we’re not going to end up with the same results. Even if you were my genetic twin, we would end up with different results. Before you comment on how flat my ass might still look to you, check my before-videos and know that I was looking for a natural result. Not every patient is seeking a video-vixen result. The entire aesthetic of my body changed, and I look like a completely different person. My doctor heard my desires and more than delivered. Know your body before you go in, and adjust your expectations realizing that your surgeon is a human, not a god. This entire experience has been well worth the time, money, and energy spent on the healing process and I would do it all over again to achieve the very same result.