27 Years Old. Two Children in Two Years. Full Tummy Tuck with Muscle Repair and Breast Uplift with Implants - Belgium, BE

After having two children in two years I have been left with saggy breasts and a saggy stomach covered in stretch marks with a belly button I hate.
After lots of research I have decided to place my trust in Dr Frank Plovier to perform a full tummy tuck with muscle repair and uplift with implant replacement (already had implants 4 years ago).
Have my consultation with him on the 27th September in London and then surgery booked for 4th October in Brussels. Feeling nervous but excited, my biggest concern of having the surgery abroad is the aftercare aspect so fingers crossed everything will be ok.

Will update after my consultation.

I had my consultation with Dr Plovier in London today, a week away from my surgery date. Was a lot better than I expected, he was very friendly and put me at ease. He agreed with what I wanted and told me not to worry as they'd take good care of me.
Excited but nervous for next week now!

Arrived at hotel Panorama yesterday, booked the all inclusive package so we were picked up by a lovely driver at the airport who brought us some 'candies mixed' in the car which was a nice touch. The hotel itself isn't the most modern in the main areas and does have a slight fousty smell but the room is absolutely fine and spotlessly clean which is my biggest concern. The gentleman on reception was so lovely and helpful, he got us four extra pillows straight away and told us to feel free for my husband to bring trays of food or drink up to the room as I wouldn't be up to using the restaurant. I would say the food is quite expensive in the restaurant depending what you have so make sure you bring snacks and drinks yourself in your luggage. The bed is really comfortable and king size so no worries about my husband rolling on my drains.
Had my op done today. Went down to theatre at around 8am and was back in my room around 2ish. Everything went well according to Dr Plovier.
The clinic is fantastic so clean and modern, considering some of the states on NHS wards it its amazing.
Could not fault any aspect of the day, when Dr Plovier was doing his very detailed drawings this morning I fainted twice (never fainted before, assume it was nerves and possibly holding my breath when he was drawing without realising) and he quickly laid me down and got the anaesthetist to give me a fluid drip. He was so understanding and caring, find it hard to believe that anyone has found him cold because he was lovely to me and making jokes to put me at ease.
The anaethetist and nurses were so kind and caring too, couldn't do enough for me and made me feel like nothing was any trouble.
The only downside is the pain, as many others have said I consider myself to have a high pain threshold but I felt it as soon as I came around properly (told the nurse and she gave me painkillers straight away). I'm finding it very difficult to move without pain and I am relying on my husband completely. Apparently the first few days are the worst so fingers crossed it'll improve soon.
Will post some before pics now.