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45 Years Old and Ready for my Mommy Makeover! Cincinnati, OH

UPDATED FROM TiredOfBigTaTas
5 days post

Better today!

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TiredOfBigTaTas
$8,000
Thank you so much for your your positive comments. I feel SO much better today! I just had a shower...it felt so good! Again, I don't know what I'd do without my mom.
I didn't take any pictures because I just wanted to get it over with, but I'm loving what I see so far! I know I'm safe to say this here...I LOVE MY BOOBS!!!!!! The nipples still look a bit Frankenstein-ish, as expected, but the size and the firmness...OMG, im so happy!!!! I only glanced at my tummy in the mirror because for some reason that part still disturbs me, but it's looking good, too. After lugging those giant ta-tas around for so long, I feel free!!!
Again, thank you for your positive comments yesterday. I was feeling really down. Kisses!

TiredOfBigTaTas's provider

Daniel G. Kuy, MD

Daniel G. Kuy, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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May 18, 2015
So glad you are feeling better. I so understand the boobs thing. I love my boobs too. Just a hand full and firm with Itty bitty nips. I could go braless for the first time in my ENTIRE life. If your boobs look that good, trust me you will love your belly. I to had c section scar. Guess I never thought of it as a connection to my kids. I put a tattoo on my leg with their names so maybe that took the scar place. My belly still swollen but 110% improvement. Love everything especially my BOOBS!
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May 18, 2015
I wonder if I'll get to he braless...lol. I'm glad you're enjoying your results, too! :)
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April 23, 2017
Can we see pictures??
UPDATED FROM TiredOfBigTaTas
4 days post

Depression?

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TiredOfBigTaTas
I've read enough reviews to know that depression is a stage that many of us go through as we recover, so I simply told myself to watch out for it and just don't let it happen. HAHAHA! Like it's that simple, right? Up until this evening, I was ok. This evening, though, the boredome, the pain, the being totally dependent on my mom...it all settled in on me. And the fact that I teach at two different schools and only two people have bothered to see how im doing. (I did not share the type of surgery I was having, by the way...only that I was having a six hour procedure.) Don't you think that out of two schools worth of staff, more than two people would check in? The thing is, my mom has been great, I have more than I need, my kids are wonderful, etc...why should I feel depressed? Anyway, thank you for listening to me gripe this one time. I won't make it a habit, I pomise. You gals are awesome.

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May 17, 2015
Hang in there!
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May 17, 2015
You are only 4 days post op. In the end it is your body and you want to be happy with it. It shouldn't be about how many people visit you. You are lucky you have your mom to help out. Hang in there as you will look great !
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May 17, 2015
Thank you...and you're right about my mom! :)
May 17, 2015
I hope you are feeling better today. I am sure you will hear lots of "OMG, you look amazing!" when you go back. Keep your head up.
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May 17, 2015
I hope you are doing better. I know you are going to look fantastic! I am 3 days post my MMO and I am so thankful for my husband. I feel like I am going to pass out if I'm up for more than 5 minutes, have you experienced anything like this? Any advice would be helpful. Can't wait to see updated pictures, I know it will look awesome.
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May 17, 2015
Depression isn't a decision you made, it's biochemical. You had a slab of your body cut off, flesh that held memories of your life. It's natural to mourn that, and to mourn the you that's gone to make way for this incarnation. Allow it, question it, then lovingly let it go. I promise, from experience, it will be better then. Hug, Birdwoman
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May 17, 2015
Thank you. It's funny you mentioned that about flesh that held memories of my life. This may sound goofy, but one of the things I struggled with was losing my c-section scar (both kids from the same vertical scar). It was ugly, went from my belly button to my hoo-haa, and I should've been glad to see it go. But to me, it's where my babies came into the world. It was my forever connection to them and I was sad to see it go. But you are right...I am moving into a new part of my life and I can't wait to see what's around the corner!
UPDATED FROM TiredOfBigTaTas
2 days post

Day 2

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TiredOfBigTaTas
The pain is incredible. I don't want to mislead you...it hurts. My mother has been absolutely the best. I could not get through this without her. Word of advice: GET A LIFT CHAIR AND A RAISED TOILET SET WITH HANDLES. MY PAIN NEDS AND SLEEPING PILL ARE KICKING IN. I WILL TRY TO WRITE MORE TOMORROW. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORTIVE COMMENYS!

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May 15, 2015
Oh, I couldn't stress that lift chair enough! I'm hoping you're doing better today. Take the pain meds, and the arnica! Rest! Hug, Birdwoman