I am a 30 year old female with PCOS and Endometriosis. I have one child age 5 delivered by c-section. This has left me with a very pregnant looking belly. After years of infertility and severe pain and menstrual troubles, I am now scheduled to have a total hysterectomy with oophorectomy . After much discussion with DH, we decided to go ahead and get a TT with my hysterectomy. I figured it would be more convenient to do both together, it will save me some money, and I will only

I always knew my breast looked different but I figured well no one is the same so i let it go. then one night while watching a tv show they was talking about tubular breast and showed a picture of them. It looked just like me. So I made the appointment with dr. clark to see what she thought. she told me that it was indeed tubular breast and that she could give me a breast lift to help the shape of them and resize my nipple since it was bigger than it was suppose to be. after the

When I got pregnant with my first child I was skinny. Not thin, not slender, but skinny. Because of this I thought I would bounce right back. What I hadn't planned on was having my abdominal muscles separate making it impossible for me to lose my belly, no matter how much I dieted or exercised. It's a hard thing to go through as a woman, unable to wear clothes that you feel good in. Always being aware of this bulge you're trying to hide. So finally, 6 1/2 years after my first

I am 25 years old and I am the proud mother of a 5 year old little girl. I recently got married to a wonderful man who is making my dream of having this procedure come true. I have always been a curvy girl but it was a good "curvy". However, I have always had a tendency to gain weight. I am 5'4 and when I was in high school I was around 165 but when I graduated I was 145 with a 36D. I got pregnant at 19 and at the end of my pregnancy I was 180. I got down to 165 shortly after