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For Those Who Already Have BBL... Hiding it From Co-workers?

By luvlylady1981 on 06 Apr 2012

I normally am the type to tell everyone my business but after my breast augmentation and all the haters especially from work I decided I do not want anyone at my work to know.  If they notice later that's fine but I don't want them to know that's why I needed the time off work when I come back after 2 weeks off. I did tell my HR department that I am having "elective" surgery because I wanted to make sure I am going about this the right way and they told me that since it is surgery even if it's elective that I am still covered by FMLA and to send in the request but I still know how judgemental people can be and I know that if I am granted the 2 weeks off and my coworkers find out the reason that they will talk about me and my supervisor would get mad and start looking for other reasons to get rid of me as has happened in the past.  I told her I need time off for surgery and left it at that. For those who have had this done already is it possible to hide it when you want to? 

Comments (9)

HoneyBunnz 12 Oct 2012
Yea just don't wear tight or revealing clothing. I totally feel ya. They will get jealous. Easy that booty on them slowly cause they won't be able to take it honey.
luvlylady1981 12 Oct 2012
Lol.. yeah it was easy to hide by just wearing loose long tops. :)
beautybeast10 5 Sep 2012
How are you feeling now that it's been a while? Any changes in your buttox area?
luvlylady1981 6 Sep 2012
Hello! I'm starting to feel better but I still have 2 seromas and I accidentally pulled out the 2nd drain I have had put in and the Dr I am seeing is on vacation so I wont see him until Monday. Looks like I have a pot belly I have so much fluid built up in my abdomen!

I have a lot of volume. I still look really good in form fitting clothes because my waist is so much smaller. As far as my butt it is a little fuller and better shaped then before but not a big difference. I can still fit into the same jeans I was wearing before the surgery which is kinda upsetting. I even asked one of my guy co workers if he could tell and he said "not really".. :-/ My waist and back still seems swollen so I'm hoping as my waist goes down even more it will look even bigger..
luvlylady1981 31 Aug 2012
Ok, so now that I've had the surgery I'm not worried about anyone noticing.. The main difference is my waist is a Lot smaller but I can easily wear a loose top and don't look that much different only in form fitting clothes..
lilnose 15 Aug 2012
well i had my surgery on the 10th it went well im not n pain just stiff 2day is my5th day took shower feel a lot better body looks okay takes time to heal
Sit0ri 13 Aug 2012
I'm having the same issue bc I work for my fiancée parents so if I say I'm getting surgery they will be concerned and I'll have to explain What it is etc. I was thinking of just saying I was sick but I'm not sure about that either. I have no clue what I'm going to tell them. They're def NOT the type of people who are accepting of PS so I don't want to tell them about it. Ugh I don't know what to do.
Nalgona7 6 Aug 2012
Im taking 4 weeks off and I ain't telling people shit! I told my co-workers, I'm getting lipo! and when i go back hopefully it wont be that noticeable.
lilnose 5 Aug 2012
u right i work at the post office and they're noisey as Hell they already hate b cause i stay active and dont hang out with none of the females at all dont get me wrong the guys are Haters too.So i still keep my head up and do me bcause i don't care about what people say bcause its none of there business on what anybody do with there money

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