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Butt injections removal

UPDATED FROM jen.shack
2 years post

2 year update!

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Hi Ladies, just wanted to give you an quick update. It has been a while since Ive been on here. I had my removal surgery 2 years ago and I feel great! I did not have any re-constructive surgery. I continue to work out and target my glute muscle. I am very happy with how my butt looks. Xoxo - Jenn

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Tansar Mir, MD

Tansar Mir, MD

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September 21, 2018
You look amazing god bless you
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September 21, 2018
Thanks hun and good luck!
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September 29, 2018
Did you o scar treatment ? Your scar is barely noticeable. I feel like mine has gotten darker with time.
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September 29, 2018
No, honestly I only did like 3 scar removal sessions, It was getting too expensive. I started using a deep exfoliating scrub on my scar in the shower (St. Ives Apricot deep face scrub) then I applied dark spot corrector on the scar at night. It was the same cream & scrub used on my face. “L’oreal dark spot corrector moisturizer” is the full name. These two are to help remove dead skin and even skin tone, mostly for the face. But, it works for my scar too. You can find it at Walmart, Target or Amazon for like $10-$15 if interested.
September 29, 2018
How long after surgery did u start using that stuff in the scar
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September 30, 2018
Probably a year. No specific reason, like I mentioned, I was already using the face scrub and moisturizer on my face, then I decided to try on my scar one day out of the blue. I started noticing a difference right away. I would wait until the scar is fully healed before using because you can cause the pigmentation to turn darker if the scar is still healing.
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September 29, 2018
Hi stranger!!!! It’s been a while since we’ve talked! You look great!!! What did you use on the scars!??
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September 30, 2018
Hey! How are you doing? Good to hear from you. I posted a comment yesterday on what I use on my scar. See 2-3 comments up!
October 15, 2018
Hi Jen, you look amazing girl. Nice to see you bck :)
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October 15, 2018
Thank you
October 25, 2018
You look great Jen! .. I had surgery with Dr. mir August 10 2018 I hope my butt and scar looks as nice as yours in 2 years! I’m very happy for you
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October 26, 2018
Hi Hun! Yay! Im glad you did it! How do you feel? Yes, I made sure to take care of my scar. Along as you be sure to use the right products to help it heal. Im sure, you will be fine! Bio oil really helps too. I still use it today. I forgot to add that to my last comment/post.
UPDATED FROM jen.shack
9 months post

Butt injections removal- update

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Hey Dolls, I have attached some updated photos, the swelling has gone down since I had my dog ears removed in Feb. Yay! I can wear a thong without it looking weird, It also hides my scar too. I have noticed my scar has gotten a little lighter since my first session of laser scar removal. The tattoo has not much of a difference. It will probably take at least 4 sessions or so. Positive vibes ;)

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April 7, 2017
Thank you so much for sharing your story it's convinced so so much.I'll be getting my surgery real soon on the strength of you and your story. Was thinking of a bbl but I may not just gym as you did thanks so much
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April 7, 2017
Awww your welcome love!!! Good luck to you and your journey! It's going to be tough but so worth it. Please keep me posted!
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April 14, 2017
hey Jenn, You're booty looks nice and healthy! Oh how i regret not listening to you, you were right, the fat did not survive. I also regret going to Tanovic, but what's done is done. Can only push forward now. I will be going back to the gym as soon as this scar stops hurting :)
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April 14, 2017
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April 15, 2017
Omgeee, I knew it was way too soon. I just wanted to warn you and not step on your toes. She wants you to keep having multiple surgeries and it should be that way. Any right doctor will tell you to wait 6-9 months, sometimes even a year before doing reconstruction. You have to make sure your body heals, but most importantly you have to gain some fat back as everything was removed. I am so sorry you had to go through another surgery so pretty much nothing. Poor thing. Also, why would she put the scar in the middle of you butt cheeks? you can not hide that spot or really get a tattoo to cover that area. Smh. I'm so sorry. But, your right, the poison is out and that's what matters! As far as your scar, I purchased some bleaching cream from Amazon ($23) I rub it over the scar twice a day and my scar has gotten lighter. You should try it once your scar heals a little more. Maybe at at about 2-3 months post reconstructive surgery. Good luck hun. Keep me posted and god bless.
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April 15, 2017
I was convinced that she'd be able to fix me Jenn, I had no clue the scars would be this length. During my consultation she made it seem like it would be at the most, a 3-4 inch incision on each cheek. To make matters worse, she added to my scar during the so called bbl, my scars must be a good 8 inches, I haven't measured them yet. I'm so thankful for my faith girl, this hasn't been easy. One day your thinking you've found the right doc then you realize you've made a huge mistake. Thanks for the support girly, God bless you too <3 I'll look into the bleaching cream :)
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April 15, 2017
Oh wow! It sounds like, she said all the right things to try to convince you. That sucks! All you can do from this point is try stay positive, which I know you are. Make sure you do some research on creams and ointments for the scars. I'm sure in due time they will get better. They are still really fresh. Eventually they will start to blend. The hard part is passed you which was getting that stuff taken out. If u do decide to do a BBL in the future, I would suggest waiting at least 9 months to allow your body to heal and recover.
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April 15, 2017
Also, I wonder why she would even touch your scar during your BBL. did u guys discuss that before the constructive surgery? Thy doesn't sound right to me.
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April 15, 2017
She didn't mention the scar revision until the day of the bbl surgery. So of course I said ok, I thought she would make it better. Girl it doesn't even look like I had a bbl done, in no way or form. I must let my body heal, it's completely drained. I've lost so much weight due to this, but I will bounce back, God willing :)
April 15, 2017
I hate that you are going through this.. I will not be going to her.. and I will def be doing more research on these Dr's, especially since im coming from out of town. My research is on Mir right now.. and I will def be waiting the 9mths or more to get my BBL. because I need all fat to survive! I am not so worried about the scar if I go to Mir because I already have a bomb ass tattoo artist thats gonna camo that sucker! I pray for your strength & speedy recovery
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April 15, 2017
Thanks Rei! Life trials. It's the best thing you can do, please stay away from her. I truly wish I had went to mir..
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May 19, 2017
Wow you are so blessed! You look amazing ! I'm see a doctor on Saturday about getting it removed. I have hope wanted out so I gm can focus on getting pregnant .
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August 22, 2017
Hi Jen, what bleaching cream do you use? There's a cream called Nadinola Extra Strength that has 3% hydroquinone, which is right underneath 4% prescription strength. I have used it on my face everyday for years for hyperpigmentation, and I'm now using it on incision scars. Oh, and it's $5 bucks! (Can get it at Walgreens, Wal-Mart, online..). I'm curious what you're using.
April 19, 2017
Wow! Beautiful results! I wish I can get my natural little booty back as well. I'm saving at the moment and will be looking into options of having my silicone removed as well, then having a bbl with my own fat. I'm like you in a sense, I've never had complications, my butt is extremely soft and symmetrical, except I've never had discoloration or breakouts. That's not to say I won't down the road. Silicone is very unpredictable and I'm counting my blessings until I save enough to get it out and start fresh with my own fat. I had my procedures done at 22 years old and I'm going on 37 this year, so 15 years with no complications is pretty unprecedented but entirely too long to have had inside of me in my opinion. Until then I'll patiently be saving up and doing my homework and research. So happy for you and your results you look absolutely lovely! :)
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April 21, 2017
Hi Hun, thank you for your message! Luck you, I am so happy to hear you have not experienced any complications thus far. It's so terrible we did this to ourselves but all we can do is try to correct the mistake as much as possible and move forward. Until you are able to get it removed. Make sure you stay away from sun tanning on your butt and lace panties. These two things will cause discoloration. God luck hun and you wish you the best.
April 21, 2017
Thank you so much and I'll keep you posted
May 1, 2017
Hey Jen are you still considering butt plants are a bbl you don't need either but so I was just asking
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May 1, 2017
No, I don't want to do anymore surgeries at this time. :)
May 1, 2017
Yes I truly understand I don't think I would want to do anymore as well but I have a question if I meet with the doctor this month just to see if he'll take my case do you think I'll be able to hold off on the surgery for about 6 months still getting my money together
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May 1, 2017
Yes, the decision on the dates to have the surgery is up to the patient, Unless your complications are life threatening or he feels you shouldn't wait that long due to your complications getting worse. But, for the most part, you should be fine with 6 months.
May 1, 2017
Okay thank you so much
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May 2, 2017
No prob doll. Good luck to you! It's a long and hard process, but it's so worth it!!
UPDATED FROM jen.shack
9 months post

Butt injections removal- Laser scar &amp; tattoo removal

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Hey Dolls,
Today I had my first session of Clear & Billiant laser scar removal and laser tattoo removal at a med spa called LaseAway, they are pretty popular here in Southern California. The clear & brilliant is for my scar, stretch marks and uneven skin tone on my butt cheeks, the laser tattoo removal is obviously for my tattoo. Due to the fact that I want both removed, the price is a little higher than expected.
LaseAway indicated I will probably need about 10 sessions each. So I pre paid for 6 session of each up front which came out to $3000. This includes the numbing, scar removal, stretch marks and uneven tone on my butt cheeks and tattoo removal. No health insurance will NOT cover this as this is cosmetic.
First, they numb me for about 30 mins, then She began with the clear & brilliant all over my butt cheeks for uneven tone and stretch marks, I also have two small scars from when I had to get a biopsy from my breakouts. Then, she moved up to my scar across my lower back. Due to the fact that I just had my dog ears removed a few weeks ago. She said, the scar on the ends are too fresh so we can not go over that part for another few weeks. If they do, then it will only make the scar darker. I must wait until they are about 4 months old. After she went over the older portion of my scar on my lower back, then she started with the Tattoo. I was numb so I felt very minimal pain or discomfort and the actual session only took about 20 mins minus the 30 min numbing process. For my second session in 2 weeks I can go back for my scar, but my tattoo I will need to wait 8 weeks. I should expect to start see both the scar and the tattoos scab, then peel. I will then need to exfoliate one week after each session, This will help remove the dead skin. I will start to notice a difference after 3-4 sessions. Here are 3 before pics and one after. However, I do not have an after pic of my tattoo because she bandage the tattoo portion up to protect me from the sun. Absolutely NO tanning or sun bathing of any sort. It will turn the skin dark.

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March 18, 2017
You look great regardless. I'm sure treatment will leave you even better. Thanks for sharing
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March 18, 2017
Thank you
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March 18, 2017
I am glad you started to do the scar removal. I know that you really wanted. Good luck on your process. Will definitely come up the way you want it.
March 18, 2017
Nice! I will definitely be looking into something like this. So they recommend about four months healing time for the scars before starting?
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March 19, 2017
Yes. But, the older the scar the better ;)
March 19, 2017
Cool! I hope you get fabulous results. I've seen some tattoo removal reviews on here that were shocking. I couldn't believe how well they disappeared. I thought about having one of mine removed, but I'm 43 and just don't care anymore
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March 20, 2017
Oh yeah, I have been wanting this butterfly removed for a long time now. But it is a long process as you have to wait 8 weeks in between sessions.
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March 21, 2017
Hi Jen I am glad you are doing the laser process. I wanted to ask you. How long did you have to keep your drains for ? I am on my 4 th week and tired of it and my body can't stand the antibiotics anymore. But I am still taking them. Just want to take my drains out.
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March 24, 2017
I had all drains removed by week 2. But, everyone's body recovers differently.
December 13, 2019
Hello, can you tell me how your experience was removing from the muscle? I myself also have the material in the muscle. Any information will be helpful. Thank you.
December 13, 2019
Hello Adeline32, can you tell me how your experience was removing from the muscle? I myself also have the material in the muscle. Any information will be helpful.
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June 20, 2017
Hi, you have been though so much, yet you stay so positive! You inspire me! I think you look fantastic, and its your inner beauty matched with your outer beauty and optimism that makes everything else a non-issue. Call me crazy but I'm appreciating smaller, natural butts more these days. I'm so tired of seeing overblown, out-of-balance butts (ala Kim Kardashian). I know you work out alot. Before BBL, implants and injections if people wanted an ass they had to work for it and I SO RESPECT THAT!! A great exercise to build the upper booty that I do alot is the Bridge (high reps, heavy weight) with a sandbag. It really builds the top part of the butt which is hard to do. I also use ankle weights rigged with longer straps on either sides of my knees to do side leg lifts while on all fours (like a dog peeing on a hydrant) to build up the sides, again high reps and heavy weights. Keep up the good work. Nothing beats having your good health, and you look great! Please keep us updated on your progress.
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June 24, 2017
Hi Hun! Thank you for such a positive message, you're so amazing