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2 year update !!

Hey guys decided to update my opinion on my surgery . After surgery the after care is basically nothing and I had issues with the healing of my breaths which you will see in images , (thank god i didn't have implants as it could have been so much worse ) I now wish I'd paid the extra money to just have it done in the uk as I need to get round to having a revision . Any uk or French surgeon suggestions welcome . Recovery for tummy tuck was hard , breaths lift didn't hurt that much . I'm pleased with tummy tuck scar however he told me it would be small on the day but turned out quite big .. if anyone has ever had à Breast lift révision please feel free to contact me x

3 days post op - mini tummy tuck and uplift

I didn't sleep very well and we have the baby back with us now who's still not sleeping through the night but my other half is dealing with him for me until I get better.. Walking is still the main issue, but I have noticed I'm slightly stronger with my arms without putting to much pressure on my chest so I can sometimes get my self up.. Chest pain is literally non existent and I'm still only taking pacacetomol which is working great for me .. My appetite is back , I took pacacetomol this morning but haven't took any since it's now 1pm so pain is going right down .. I find the more I walk the easier it becomes but my back just hurts so much .. I have a towel kind of wash this morning and had a look at my boobs and they look so much better

2 days post op

Day 2 post op
Im leaving Belgium today the driver is picking us up and taking us to the eurostar (Sunday- op was on Friday morning ) I'm only taking the painkillers as pain relief every 4 hours apart from when I sleep (they did supply me with Valium and two other types of pain relief but I don't need them ) the antibiotics I have to take in the morning and evening- my boobs still don't hurt much , but when I go to sit up my chest feels tight and heavy but soon calms down .. but my tummy does feel tight and walking is difficult and because you have to walk bent over with the belly binder thing on its killing my back.. I feel a bit sicky from time to time and I haven't got my appetite fully back either . I couldn't imagine doing this alone- well I couldn't because I can't get up myself my partner has to help me up so I think if your having what in having done you should no matter what take someone with you .. It's the mini tummy tuck that's making things difficult to be honest .. This whole thing so far has made me appreciate my other half a lot more, this whole trip is just for me and he's had to take time out of work so I really appreciate him for that ..

My belly isn't that swollen - I'm taking Traumeel 3 times a day

My boobs are very high on my chest I think that's the swelling it's like I've had implants but I've not .the pain is minimal but my chest does feel very Heavy and tight. Day 1 post op was exactly the same as today

going getting on the Eurostar wasn't the best experience walking that much made me feel quite sick and I couldn't wait to just get on the train and sit down; If I could have stayed in Belgium longer I would have only to just improve my strength and health before having to do a big walk in the station hunched back lol , so yeah that wasn't the best thing in the world

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