I recently had a tummy tuck on Jan. 14, 2014, combined with an ovary removal. I have to say the procedure went far more smoothly than I thought it would. I am 47, have 4 kids and weighed 133lbs before surgery. My surgeon did not use drains which has been nice. It definitely is major surgery, so expect significant recovery time! Here's my three favorite things that have made all the difference in my well-being since the surgery: 1. Rent a recliner! I can't stress enough just how

I’ve had large breasts since middle school, and I’ve hated them ever since. After developing neck and back pain, grooves in my shoulders from my bra straps, rashes under my breasts, and general physical discomfort, I knew I needed to do something. I went to see Dr. Papas in April of 2019 and received an ok from my insurance company for coverage in July. (Otherwise I could never afford a reduction!) I’m scheduled for my surgery on August 7th! I will do as many updates as I can. Updated

Had a tummy tuck and breast augment four months ago. Love the tummy tuck but the breasts, not so much. My surgeon went with a larger implant (450cc) and removed some skin from under to tighten the breasts. Definitely an improvement in volume but not shape/lift. Also the left one points outward a bit and falls way to far to the side when I lie down (left was always a little bigger/droopier) I'm scheduled for a traditional anchor/wise pattern breast lift and he is going to tighten

OMG My surgery is less than a week away! Thank you sooooo much to everyone here who has shared their stories, it's because of all you that o have the courage to take this step. ???? I made my first consultation with Dr. Steven Carp. I wasn't sure at that point if I even wanted to do it, I just wanted to see how much it would even cost and get some info. After that consultation I decided I was going to do it but that I wanted another consultation with a different doctor just to