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@@TheBlah404 no I just had to go prior to surgery for the doctor to have a look and then drive back down for the surgery on a different date.

THANK YOU😊🫶🏼🫶🏼🩷

Im sorry to hear you're also feeling like this. The work becomes so heavy. We really need a better work/ life balance. I hope you find what makes you happy and you're able to make a living that way! Thanks for sharing, im sure so many people can relate

I agree. You get in where you fit in

Prior to becoming a medical assistant, it’s sooooo different in school then real life… I’ve been there done that 😩

@user-dm6yu6tj6k I'll be done with CMA-Certified Clinical Medical Assistant in Feb/2024 and I cannot wait. The classes are challenging and can be quite hard being the first time taking this program and I love it, really learning a lot in this class. I feel that I can bring a lot to the table with knowlege and caring for patient, as well as being an advocate for them. I heard CNA isn't a desirable choice to start off with. Your not the first to say this. Glad to hear you're happy with your position and wishing you many of success.

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My story is the same.

How did you like working in dermatology?

Thank you so much for your sweet comment. I'm a strong believer in "Things happen for a reason". Pediatric care sounds amazing 🤍

Thank you! Good luck to you as well

Same here.

💕 Let me know if you have anymore questions!

I actually didn’t get any bruising. The area was very tender and sore for about 1 week after.

hi, did it work?🙂

@@olesia194 Yes!

Yes! That has been on my to do list!!! I’ll get that recorded and uploaded ASAP ☺️ thanks for the suggestion and good luck to you !!

@@ayyezzyy Thank you!!!

Hello, No i didn’t get any bruising but I was pretty sore and the area was tender for a few days.

THANK YOU !!

Hello, I think that sounds about average. Maybe a little high but that can vary depending on where you live and where you go.

You’re so sweet! Thank you for the nice comment 😊😊😊

Hi, no I did not have any blisters. It was just really cold and I was sore after

I do and it worked for me 😊👍🏼

pause on the before and then skip to after. youll see its drastically gone down. i thought the same as im waiting to head to get it done now but after only one session, non invasive. yeah sign me up

For me it did make a difference. I still have to wear mask for work and before it would bother me because the mask would rub under my chin and it doesn’t any more. Not offended at all 😊 I have a naturally round face so I guess that’s why you can’t tell. It’s not for everyone

Cool sculpting helps reduce the fat by about 25%. It helped me but I do need a second treatment. If your considering cool sculpting vs Lipo I think it would be best to have a consultation for both and see if you’re a good candidate and what works best for you.

@@ayyezzyy Thank you so much for answer my question.

Yes it did. I also have a follow up video

Hi, and yes I only did one cycle. I'm going to do another soon

Awesome ! I'm going for my first one this weekend

Ouuuu yes! You know I love my skin care 🙌🏼💕

Thanks for introducing me! She’s dope af

Beautiful

What’s up with you babe

Hi, in California a single application can cost between about $500-$700 but there are bundle deals available depending on where you go.

I was able to get it free through my job, but in California I think it ranges from $500-$700 per applicator. I only used 1 applicator but I need a second treatment

Yes of course. I get this question often so I think I’ll make a follow up video about it too. But you don’t feel or remember a thing. The first time I went for my boob job I remember being on the surgery bed and counting down from 10, next thing I knew I was waking up from surgery. This time I don’t even remember counting down and it feels like you blink and wake up. I did experience nausea when I was waking up but thankfully I didn’t vomit. That’s completely normal and they will provide medicine for that as well. From what the anesthesiologist told me is that she puts a small tube in my mouth that goes down into my throat a bit but they stay the entire time and monitor you and make sure you’re ok. There’s always risk with anesthesia and they make sure that you understand beforehand. But there’s risk to anything you do so if you feel reassured and are confident in your surgeon than you will be fine. It’s normal to worry and have questions, it is a big surgery. Hope I was helpful 🥰 Do you have a surgery date ?

I would say in the process it was about an 8. But the message is only 2 minutes so it’s ok. There is some discomfort from the cold that lingers for a while.

Haha💕💕 knowledge is power !

If it's something you'd want to try I would say go for it!