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Anyone Have Their Band Replaced With Another Band?

When you had your second band put in, was the post op recovery and healing easier or worse than after your first band? I am looking at having my band removed and replaced on August 20. (My current band is leaking and won't hold any fluid past a month.) Curious to hear others perspective.

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Rachel, at three weeks out, are you still on mushies? When can you have real food?

Rachel' date=' at three weeks out, are you still on mushies? When can you have real food?[/quote']

In 2 weeks. Yes I am hungry.

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