My TT/BBL/BL/Lipo Journey with Yily - Dominican Republic

Traveling internationally for the first time can be a bit overwhelming. Below is a list of things to consider before traveling. Take what applies to you. This will help you to travel with confidence and keep your loved ones at ease.


- Print everything. Flight itinerary, hotel reservation, car services reservation and etc


- Make copies of the ID page of your passport. Leave a copy with your loved ones at home. Take a copies with you. If you lose your passport you have a copy as proof.


- Make a copy of credit cards, ID, travelers check serial numbers etc. Basically everthing in your wallet. Keep copy separate from your wallet. If you lose it you can report it.


- Large sum of cash. Keep cash in different places. Just in case someone spots it, they can only take a portion. Keep cash close to your body to keep an eye.


- Keep larger bills hidden and have smaller bills at hand. You don't want to flash large sum of money and become a target. Smaller bills are used for misc. things, food, snacks, tips etc.


- Pack light. If you have to check a bag, keep a change of clothes in your carry on. Just in case your luggage is lost or delayed.


- Take a picture of your luggage. Just in case it is lost, you have the description. Imagine explaining what your luggage looks like to someone who speaks a different language.


- Make a list of addresses and phone numbers to places you will visit and an itinerary. Keep this with a loved one at home, just in case.
Ex. Cipla, RH, PS etc.


- Turn off your network to avoid roaming charges.There is wifi almost every where. Use wifi to make calls back home. To name a few apps Magicjack, Vonage, Skype, etc. You can also buy a local Sim card for $25-$30. Also some wireless company has international calling plans.

- Purchase the tourist card for $10. Keep card with you until you return. You will be asked for this. Purchase online to avoid airport lines, 

https://www.dgii.gov.do/Tturistaweb/


- Know the health information of your destination, wwwnc.cdc.gov


- Purchase travel insurance


- Purchase travel medical insurance some travel insurance do not cover medical costs


- Register with STEP Smart Traveler Enrollment Program. This way the US knows you are traveling and you are alerted with important information


- Fill your prescriptions and keep in original container.


- Call your credit card companies and let them know you are traveling. You can avoid the fraud alerts.


Please feel free to add any useful information.

I'm just a few days shy of my flat front and big ol' rump. It's been a long time coming. The planning is just crazy. I ended up booking a hotel. With all the reviews I've read, suggestions I've considered and research, my last choice was a hotel stay.

I'm almost done with my lists. I compared and cross examined all the RS vets list I came across. Thank you to all the dolls who shared with us. I'll post what I've taken with me vs what I actually used later.

Coming later, lists, pre boarding tips, international travel tips.

When Yily transforms my back side into a juicy curvaceous rump, how will I recover? How will I sleep, sit or use the bathroom?

What should I use to assist me? A bobby pillow, neck roll, or a bbl pillow? There are so many things out there, which is the best?

I have classes 2 days a week for 3 hrs each, this will be the greatest challenge. I hope when I'm trying to sit using one of the devices mentioned above, I don't fall out the chair. I will practice at home but how does a person practice for a great ol booty, lol.

How will I disguise this thing from lurking eyes and nosey people. Co workers will wonder how did I get the fabulous waist to hip ratio lol. I'll tell them hard work! Hopefully they will assume it's hard work at the gym when I really mean hard earned mula, dollars bills, cash money!!!

I'll try to figure out something.

What is everyone using nowadays?