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Absolutely in love with my new figure
UPDATED FROM Booty1988
2 months post
Nearly 3 months post op
WORTH IT
I am around 10 weeks since my sx and I honestly couldn’t be happier with the way my body had changed. I think it’s super important to understand that this is NOT a miracle or even a weight loss solution, this is a body altering option for people who want to change their bodies with realistic expectations. I can probably even say I wish I had a more snatched waist and more fat lipoed from my stomach and bra line, but the fact of the matter is, it’s still a HUGE AND DRASTIC change from where I was before the sx. I am still VERY happy with my results.
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UPDATED FROM Booty1988
2 months post
2 month post op appt
Just went for my 2 month post op appt. and was blown away with seeing my before vs where I am now. I think the problem with this procedure is people get very greedy, they forget how far they have come from their pre-surgery body and start nit-picking every little thing. I get it, it’s a serious investment, but if you go in with unrealistic expectations then you’re setting yourself up to be disappointed. I couldn’t say enough about how much I love my new body. Yes, I have some lumps on my stomach that I’m not thrilled with, but I know with time and massages they should go away and my stomach will be smooth. I am truely so happy I did this surgery and can’t wait to see my final results in a few month time, just in time for summer!
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Wow! Looking good
Thank you!! So so so glad I went through with it
UPDATED FROM Booty1988
2 months post
7 weeks to the day post BBL
I cannot believe I am almost 2 months post op. I will be honest, it’s a really tough recovery, and if you are not ready to be dedicated to a strict 8 week recovery, then I wouldn’t get this procedure done. How we, if you are ready for a truly transformational surgery, then this is for you. I am still a little swollen and need to continue with my massages to make my lumps on my stomach go away, but otherwise I am in love with my new body. If you are going into this procedure with extreme expectations then this definitely isn’t for you. I knew I wasn’t going to go from a flat butt (see pre-surgery photos) to looking like Kylie Jenner. All in all I have had a really amazing experience and my doctor has been nothing but helpful and amazing.
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Hey you’re looking good too!! I am 1mopo finally and yes, it’s the toughest recovery I have ever dealt with. I am stagnant right now with my recovery process. I am not sore but very stiff and it seems like it never goes away so that takes a lot of energy from me thru out the day. I read you have lumps in your stomach.. I have one that is getting bigger. I self massage like everyday but I don’t think it’s going down.. have you found anything that works?
YeH the first month is the hardest. No sitting... ever is just really awful and WAY harder than you think. As far as the lumps, I only really see them at their worst when I do t wear my faja.. yes I’m 7 weeks and I wear it all the time still, except when I’m going out at night, but I still wear my an board etc all day during work and to sleep at night. I find that this frisky helps with the lumps and swelling. The lumps are inevitable, some will fade with time and some won’t.. I get massages once a week still and hopefully that will help in the long run.
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