I'm currently "4"11 and 147 lbs. I'm set for MMO in 2 weeks. I tried my best to lose weight prior to my surgery. It's been very hard. Can I still achieve nice results at this weight ?
Answer: Mommy makeover Thank you for your question. Ideally you should lose some more weight to get the best results. Your picture is difficult to assess but I think with a little more weight loss you can have very good results with Mommy Makeover .
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Answer: Mommy makeover Thank you for your question. Ideally you should lose some more weight to get the best results. Your picture is difficult to assess but I think with a little more weight loss you can have very good results with Mommy Makeover .
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Answer: Mommy Makeover Hi & thanks for your question.
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June 3, 2020
Answer: Will I have good results from a MMO? (Photo) Your BMI is a little high to achieve optimum results. Weighing 130 and below would put you in the BMI normal range. However, without knowing which procedures you are having performed and without photos of your anatomy, it is difficult to project "good" results. You should continue to watch your weight after surgery so that your results will remain as optimal as possible.
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June 3, 2020
Answer: Will I have good results from a MMO? (Photo) Your BMI is a little high to achieve optimum results. Weighing 130 and below would put you in the BMI normal range. However, without knowing which procedures you are having performed and without photos of your anatomy, it is difficult to project "good" results. You should continue to watch your weight after surgery so that your results will remain as optimal as possible.
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June 1, 2020
Answer: Will I have good results from a MMO? It's difficult to provide an accurate answer with the photo provided. A tummy tuck will remove excess skin, repair abdominal wall separation and remove some fat located in front of the abdominal wall. It will not be able to address fat behind the muscle wall that surrounds your organs. That is reduced through diet and exercise. I encourage you to discuss your goals with your surgeon so that you understand what you can expect in terms of results.
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June 1, 2020
Answer: Will I have good results from a MMO? It's difficult to provide an accurate answer with the photo provided. A tummy tuck will remove excess skin, repair abdominal wall separation and remove some fat located in front of the abdominal wall. It will not be able to address fat behind the muscle wall that surrounds your organs. That is reduced through diet and exercise. I encourage you to discuss your goals with your surgeon so that you understand what you can expect in terms of results.
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May 31, 2020
Answer: Will I have good results from a MMO? How do you expect us to see you in your photo when you are in camouflage? All joking aside, a side profile clothed photo is not going to help in determining whether you are a good candidate for surgery. It depends on your anatomy, goals, expectations, etc. I hope that you have chosen a plastic surgeon who is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. If you are telling yourself "they are board certified" I would encourage you to ask yourself what in, and if it is not ABPS certification, then find a new surgeon. Your surgeon should be with you through this and answering your questions and concerns.Good luck!Dallas R. Buchanan, MD, FACSOwner & Board-Certified Plastic SurgeonVIVIFY plastic surgery
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May 31, 2020
Answer: Will I have good results from a MMO? How do you expect us to see you in your photo when you are in camouflage? All joking aside, a side profile clothed photo is not going to help in determining whether you are a good candidate for surgery. It depends on your anatomy, goals, expectations, etc. I hope that you have chosen a plastic surgeon who is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. If you are telling yourself "they are board certified" I would encourage you to ask yourself what in, and if it is not ABPS certification, then find a new surgeon. Your surgeon should be with you through this and answering your questions and concerns.Good luck!Dallas R. Buchanan, MD, FACSOwner & Board-Certified Plastic SurgeonVIVIFY plastic surgery
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