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“Hernia Repair and Mommy Make-over - Lynn Haven, FL”
Leigh in Alabama
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Spent: $10,000 in Lynn Haven, FL
Spent: $10,000 in Lynn Haven, FL
Posted 30 Dec 2011
I had to have a huge umbilical hernia repaired. It made sense to have an abdominalplasty as well. I added a breast augmentation a week before surgery. It was a lot of work and pain on my part but am so thankful that Dr. Ceydeli was my surgeon.
After 3 very large babies/c-sections.. I am back to my old self. I would do it again..but only with Dr. Ceydeli. By the way, the first surgeon I saw missed the baseball sized hernia and said there was nothing wrong with me!
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My Doctor: Adil Ceydeli, MD
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Dr. Ceydeli is an incredibly skilled and talented surgeon. He was very caring and ethical in terms of acheiving a very natural look. I would highly recommend him for any procedure. His staff was very kind and the surgery center was the best I have ever seen.
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A baseball-size hernia?? Ouch! But yay for success stories! What sort of implant did you end up going with?