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I am a 27 year old mother of a beautiful daughter....
BrandNewChris22November 20, 2013
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I am a 27 year old mother of a beautiful daughter. I am excited and anxious about getting a new body. I initially just wanted a tummy tuck but now looking into a TT and BBL. I have my first consult with Dr Zemmel on 12/2/13 looking forward to what he will say and what he can do. Wish me luck.......
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November 23, 2013
Good luck on your journey
November 23, 2013
Thank you, I am sooo nervous but I sooooo ready at the same time. I am finally doing something for myself. After caring for others for so long.
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soooo ready
BrandNewChris22November 23, 2013
So I have decided to lose 15 to 20 pounds before my surgery to help get the shape I want but I am considering a bbl. I am not sure if I should just get my tt first then consider a bbl. Or Can I get both done at the same time. I can't decide. Still doing my research . Any advice....please
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November 23, 2013
Wishing you good health and a speedy recovery. You've found the right place to make it the best possible experience. I can't help you with advice on the BBL but I am 16 days Po for my TT. You will love your results. Read lots of reviews and Kimmers tips for recovery and you will learn a great deal of what you need to know.
November 23, 2013
Just don't back out girl! Was the best decision I ever made! Your gonna look amazing!
November 23, 2013
awww thanks for all the love and support. Its good to know I am not going through this journey alone.
November 23, 2013
I did my breast reduction first, and am planning my TT w/ muscle repair next. I'm 51, and was a bit nervous about going under for a long period. Plus, the shear logistics of getting up and down and moving. With the breast surgery, you have to be careful and not use your arms upper body much, and with TT you can't use the tummy muscles. So, I just think it's easier to do them separately, unless you have a LOT of help for the firsts two weeks (getting up and down etc). Just my two cents ;-)
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