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new belly button

By DOING SOMETHING FOR ME on 26 May 2012

The PS I spoke with stated he creates new belly buttons for a more tighter and flatter tummy verses using your own....ladies which have you choose to do? Get a new belly button or keep the one you have?

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sexysoulsister 20 Sep 2012
I have my original belly button. That was one item I discussed in detail including placement, sizes etc, because it is a very important marker and detail in the final aesthetic. I've seen some wonderful original belly buttons were the stitches are hidden very well. My latest post shows a very swollen belly button but in just a couple of days in my cg it looks even more natural and you would be hard press to see the scar.

Go for a natural looking result in any case and you will be pleased.
moggie1969 14 Sep 2012
There was no choice really.
asthe doctor said he needed to cut off all the old skin, belly bullon hole included.

what i am a bit concerned about is that at the moment the belly button is scabbed up. but it seems very small.
are you not spose to stretch it somehow?
i have heard something along the line of incerting a marble there for a couple of hours.
When are you spose to start that? i would even get a marble in there atm.
pocahontas12 12 Sep 2012
btw you look great!!!
DOING SOMETHING FOR ME 11 Sep 2012
I wish I would have kept my own!!!!
pocahontas12 12 Sep 2012
I have a brand new one and love it, I don't know what kind of procedure I would say he used to do my new BB but if you look at my pics I never had any outer stitches like everyone else...and so I didn't have to worry about the healing of it....

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