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33 Years Old, 2 Kids, 5'4" 145 Lbs, Tummy Tuck and 575cc Mod Plus Under Muscle Silicone
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I had kids young (when I was 17 and 21) and now...
happyhollsSeptember 23, 2016
WORTH IT$15,800
I had kids young (when I was 17 and 21) and now that they are older I have the freedom to take better care of myself. I lost 85 lbs and fell in love with weight lifting and running. I am blessed with a successful career and a supportive husband and thought it was time to get the body I've always wanted. I was always used to having size 36DD but lost those with the weight lifting. I was worried I would need a breast lift but Dr. Schreiber assured me the implants would lift my breasts and we would likely be able to avoid a lift (this also saved me $5,000!!). I lived in Kansas but knew I would be moving to Maryland and would have some down time before I started my new job. I researched and found Dr. Schreiber. He was understanding of my situation, had me email him some pictures (to which I gave the subject "I'm so sorry you have to see these" lol) and set me up with a surgery date. I emailed him the longest email with questions and he called me within 2 hours!!!! I met him in person on August 9th, paid for my boobies and TT and had surgery on August 17th. My surgery was at northwestern. Dr. Schreiber requires an overnight stay for a tummy tuck and let me just say it's the best damn vacation I've ever paid for. A team of nurses doting over you, food provided, and a morphine drip. I didn't have any pain. I woke up with huge boobs and a smaller tummy. The surgery took 5 hours. I'll load some pics. If you have any questions feel free to ask.
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Replies (8)
September 23, 2016
Wow ok u look good so far how do u feel...... And yes please add more photos I'm curious to see the dropping and fluffing I go in 28 more days for mine breast and tummy tuck with lipo so excited
September 23, 2016
Also how is lifting ur arms to put on ur shirt I read alot of girls wear button ups for few days I don't own any lol just curious if I'll need to get some
September 24, 2016
Hi Beverly! I feel amazing! My PS said I was ahead of the healing curve but I felt great from the start. The first two days I felt hot and didn't even want a shirt. I had a bra on and my binder with a pair of shorts and that was enough. The third day I put on a normal shirt. A friend came to visit and I actually went to the mall and out to dinner 4 days after surgery. I put my drains in my pockets. Lol. I have trouble sitting still. Once I got clearance to walk briskly I started to walk 30 -60 minutes a day. I ran today for the first time today and feel great! I'm 5 weeks post op. I will post more pics soon! Very excited for you!!!!
September 25, 2016
Wow that's awesome... I hope my recovery is as good... Any tips please share
January 6, 2017
Hi there! I'm also 5'4" 140, with a shape very similar to yours. I have my consult with Dr. Scheiber this Tuesday and just wanted to see if you had any picture updates? I'd love to see your after results. :)
January 7, 2017
I have my consult next month for tummy tuck possible mummy makeover… what are you planning to have done? So nervous but excited!
January 7, 2017
Love your review :) Awesome results! I have a consult with him next month for a tummy tuck possible mummy make over. Super nervous! Love the whole overnight stay… did the nurses have you getting up every few hrs? Super worried about blood clots after being under general. How are you doing now and how was recovery? Are you back to working out yet? I do cross fit and interested in how it easing back into working out.
UPDATED FROM happyholls
11 months post
11 months post op
happyhollsJuly 22, 2017
I feel amazing. I did gain some weight after surgery because I simply couldn't workout as hardcore as I was prior to surgery but even at 25lbs heavier I look better than ever. I wear a bikini to the pool now!!!! My boobs are 34DDD/E. tummy tuck and boob job were 100% worth it.
Congratulations on your successful surgery, and for getting great results. I hope you'll continue to keep us posted on your progress!