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Mini port?

I am 15 months post op, and what a wonderful journey it has been.

My life has changed so much and I feel better than I have in years.

I have lost 201 pounds as of yesterdays visit with the Doc.

6"2, 225 pounds now. Now that I am at my personal goal, I have noticed that with exercise, and the changes my body has gone through, the port

is now pretty noticable (to me), and asked the Doc what could be done to possibly reposition, or just close or seal the port. He said that sealing or removing just the port was not an option, however there was a "mini-port" available to replace the other one currently there. Has anyone else experienced this issue, and had this done? Suggestions, comments?:)

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Yes, When I lost enough my ports showed on mky left side. I know I have a small port, it was bigger in the early 2000. I have the Inamed. Maybe now 5 years later there is a smaller port.

The port has to be located in a place where is easy for the Dr. to make the fills. When u gain weight it gets more difficult to locate. Sometimes Drs. need to pinch several times to get the port.

It is also called a low profile port, if you do a search on here there are a bunch of posts about it. http://lapbandtalk.com/search.php?searchid=555045 ~Mandy

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Thanks for that tid-bit of info. Something I will look into. With 201 pounds gone, abs shaping up, and the belly-blob gone, I think it will be in the future for me.

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Mandy,

This doesn't work.

Sorry, it worked when I first posted it. I guess the search expired. I typed in low profile port and got several pages of matches. ~Mandy

I have the inamed lowprofile port and love it. I've lost all my weight in my stomach area and this will help keep it from showing. Mine is the Inamed 9.75 low profile port.

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