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what is a fill???

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this is what i saw when i was researching a fill:

Good vid shows the process. And no it doesnt hurt...only a small pinch then you have to drink some Water to see if you keep it down. If you puke thats a bad thing.

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thanks that kinda helped..whats the purpose of filling it with saline though? && it looks like it hurts =/

this is what i saw when i was researching a fill:

Good vid shows the process. And no it doesnt hurt...only a small pinch then you have to drink some Water to see if you keep it down. If you puke thats a bad thing.

Your band is connected to a port (about as big around as a quarter) by a thin tube. They add saline in small amounts to the band to tighten it until you eventually really that point they call the "green zone" -- where you eat, feel full for 4-5 hours before you want to eat again. That could take several "fills" but each time puts you closer to the zone. My fills haven't hurt at all, just a tiny quick pinch. I was offered a numbing shot at the first fill, which I took, but on the second did without it and, truthfully, the numbing shot was as big a stick as the actual fill shot so what did I avoid with the numbing shot?

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