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2 post op pics added! Staged makeover. Aug 10. TT, BL/BA, Sept 21. LIPO, BBL. KC, MO
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I am 5'2", 150 lbs, and 2 pregnancys. I have...
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I am 5'2", 150 lbs, and 2 pregnancys. I have stretch marks and extra skin/fat on my stomach. I also have really low breasts. All of which is a result of having children. I have to stage my surgery. First I will get the breast lift/augmentation (350cc, resulting in a full D cup) and tummy tuck. I will go back in about a month and a half later to get lipo of flanks, hips and back and have it transfered to my butt. This is all very scary and exciting at the same time! I plan on posting before pics when I get a little more time!
UPDATED FROM MalloryW
3 months pre
This frusterating....I swear I keep coming up with...
This frusterating....I swear I keep coming up with a million more questions that I need to ask my doctor. And, of course, I feel like I need an answer now! (I'm not very patient.) But I don't feel like I can call my doctor every day to ask a list of questions. Not to mention that most of the questions need to be asked in person so I can point out stuff on my body.
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UPDATED FROM MalloryW
3 months pre
Soooo trying to figure out how to tell family...
Soooo trying to figure out how to tell family about my surgery...that is if I tell them at all. I live a very private life. And I'm afraid of their reactions! Ughhh! This part of the deal is possibly the most difficult!
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May 25, 2012
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May 25, 2012
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I hate the way I look, too. My husband claims he likes the way I look, but it seems impossible to me. I don't understand how anyone could look at me naked and see a shread of beauty. The first open appointments were for the middle of june, but I elected to push it further back. I didn't want to destroy my summer and the kids summer. Not to mention I still have to quit smoking.....blahhh. I know it needs to be done, and I really do want to quit....but the process is soooo difficult!
My first surgery is September 14th, and the 2nd is November 2nd.
Did you have any side effects from chantix?
Have you ever had any type of cosmetic procedures done before? I haven't ever had anything done. I've never been put under general anesthesia...which scares me, too lol.
I have heard mixed things about chantix. I figured I will get a script from my dr and not take it until I am in CA. If things don't taste good did ya loose weight???
The patient coordinator is probably sick of me asking question- she didn't make me feel that way at all. But I know all my question will be answered during my pre op. but I want the answers now that way if I have any more questions from the answers she gives me. So I don't go in feeling like I wish I had asked this or that ya know?
I feel exactly the same! I need to know answers now so I have time to ask additional questions that arise from the answers. I want to feel confident that I made informed decisions and don't have any future regrets.
When do you leave for cali?
We leave June 9th! Until July 22nd. I can't wait to see my husband. I think I will try chantix. My ps wants me off smoking for 6weeks prior and after. I don't want to try right when it's 6 weeks just in case I find it hard.
Has your doc gone into details and specifics about restrictions immediately following surgery. I'm not worried about true "exercise" but more so about simple things like putting my hair in a pony tail and getting out of bed without assistance.
Do you have a recliner? I don't. I was wondering if I should rent 1 or even rent a hospital bed?? I read on someone's blog that she was so happy she rented a hospital bed and someone else's that she rented a recliner from rent a center. Not sure if I should do either...
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Thanks for starting your story with us here on RealSelf! You're smart to do your surgery in steps. It'll make the recovery go much more easily. Good luck on quitting smoking. I know it's tough, but you can do this!