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How many times did you see your surgeon prior to surgery?

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  • I've seen him once and I will be seeing him next week for the last time before surgery. So total is 2, but 3 including day of surgery. Which if FINE with me. I don't really like my surgeon, but

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I've seen him once and I will be seeing him next week for the last time before surgery.

So total is 2, but 3 including day of surgery.

Which if FINE with me.

I don't really like my surgeon, but his team is amazing. The best.

I saw him one time in June during my all day seminar. I didn't have surgery until the following Jan. I kept in contact with people from the program but not surgeon. He is really only important for the surgery and then all his support people are the ones that help you from there as long as you don't have complications.

Same here I saw him 2 times before surgery but couldn't even tell you how many times i talked they called or a class with his staff they would call and remind you of everything you need it do

I got to see my surgeon at each weigh in.

I got to see my surgeon at each weigh in.

I have only seen mine once

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I seen mine during the seminar, first appt, now I go back again thursday. I'm not having my surgery until July so that is why I wondered

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