Whole body makeover after MWL! Lower body lift, medial thigh lift, breast lift and underarm flankplasty!

I researched quite a bit on RealSelf for surgeons in my area. I didn't want to travel as I have young children and I wanted to be at home to recuperate and be near my surgeon. I met with 2 surgeons and from the first few minutes in Dr. Schrieber's office I felt so comfortable that I knew he would be the one I chose. I have lost almost 90 pounds over the last 2 years and a lifetime of obesity has left me with tummy rolls and empty, sagging breasts. I decided I wanted a body to match all my hard work, and Dr. Schrieber is confident he can give it to me all at once!

So tomorrow is the day! I'm super nervous and excited for the procedures. I am in for an 8+ hour surgery, I have to be at the hospital at 6 am tomorrow and today I am on a clear liquid diet of water, chicken broth and jello. I have started taking arnica and bromelain to help with the bruising and swelling so I'm hoping it won't be that bad. I think I'm most concerned about is the shape of my breasts. I am fairly asymmetrical and don't have a lot of volume left - although currently I wear a DDD cup because of the excess saggy skin. He is doing a lift on both and a slight reduction on the other - I'm hoping to be left with a nice C cup on both sides. I really don't want to have to end up getting implants later on, so I'm hoping I'll like what I see after this is done. I have confidence in Dr. Schrieber, he says that I'll love it and I sure hope he's right! I'm adding my back-view pre-surgery picture since I didn't have it before.

Here's my stats:
36 years old, 2 kids (natural birth)
5'9", 183 pounds (lost about 90 in the last 2 years through diet and exercise)
Bra: 38DDD
Waist: 39.75"
Hip: 46.75"
Thighs: 23.5" each

I'll try to keep this updated as I can. Wish me luck and see you on the flat side!

Well, 3 full days after my procedures, I think I'm handling it pretty well. I can't stand up straight, and I haven't had a full BM yet, I'm also aches and itchy, but I know from reading others' experiences here that those things are quite normal. I'm still all wrapped up in bandages, binder and surgical bra so I haven't seen my incisions or any results yet. I'm not in a huge rush to see - I'd rather get a better, more realistic view a little later at my post-op. I am very glad I got the lift recliner and wheeled walker - I have definitely used those the most. I don't have any post-op pictures yet - I'm just taking one day at a time and trying to keep a positive attitude.