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Why am I still flabby 8 months post tummy tuck, MR & lipo? (Photo)

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lovelybooty1Feb 12, 2022

We already are going to have to extended my scar since I also have love handles now "dog ears" do I just need to get another tummy tuck? More Lipo?

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