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My wife has been desperately trying to lose weight prior to our 'Christen wedding' next weekend. Unknown to me until the day before her appointment (about 2 weeks ago ) she told me she was going to see someone about losing weight, she assured me she wasn't going to book any procedure but just to see what this Sono Bello was all about. During the day she sent me a text at work and asked me to trust her about a decision she made to go through with the procedure of laser liposuction. I was concerned about the cost but she assured me (after deliberation) we could afford it. Knowing she was desperate to lose the weight (body fat) and what she was told that she would look good on her Wedding day by the consultant, I agreed for her to go through with the appointment she had already booked.

Now my wife is a God loving truthful woman and I believe her every word, so when she was told she would feel and look good for her big day I was obviously happy for her. The wedding by the way is 3 weeks after the procedure, which is next weekend. She's laying next to me asleep after telling me she sees no difference in her body appearance. Her stomach is hard, not firm as in a good body tone, but hard as in a plank of wood, she's in constant pain and clearly upset that she was sucked in by a 'sales pitch' not a medical consultation.

I still don't know how much the complete procedure has cost us, our first payment is due in September, but I can assure anyone reading this, if I personally don't see any difference in my wife's appearance I will be seeking legal advice about compensation for misleading information about the results that she was told she would expect to see within the time period prior to her wedding day.