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46YO Ready for my TT with Lipo. Columbus, GA
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I have finally decided to join the flat side I am...
rissarn45February 25, 2016
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I have finally decided to join the flat side I am aplus size women 5'6.5" 270lbs three children all c-sections I have tried to loose weight unsuccessfully so I have decided to work on improving the appearance of my shape starting with my tummy after extensive research I have chosen Dr. Vincent Naman my consultation went well he answered all of my questions and most of all he did not make me feel uncomfortable about my weight I'm super excited. I received a little bit of unpleasant news my pre-op EKG was abnormal I will follow up with a cardiologist hopefully it won't delay my surgery. This is the beginning of my journey I look forward to sharing pictures and more pray for me.
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March 28, 2016
I have contacted 2 doc in the DR & and both advised me to loose weight and get to 35 bmi (I'm at 40 bmi now) *sigh*
UPDATED FROM rissarn45
3 days post
I have joined the flat side!
rissarn45March 25, 2016
I just had my surgery 3/22/16 so the pix I'm posting now are not the best because bare in mind I am still in quite a bit of pain the binder the doctor had fit me in is the white one I'm having a hard time with but after 24hrs I took my first post op shower and was able to get in a small body shaper so I've been using it in combination with the binder shopping for spanks today, the pictures are not up for judgement so please no negative comments!
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March 25, 2016
Congratulations! Looking forward to following your recovery! My tt is next week. Feeling a little nervous about the recovery!

March 28, 2016
I'm 44 and also a bigger girl. I had my TT with MR and lipo to my flanks and outer thighs 1/27/16 . I wanted that loose skin on my belly gone! Take it day by day!
REST REST REST!!! It will help keep swelling down
Welcome to the RS Family
REST REST REST!!! It will help keep swelling down
Welcome to the RS Family
Thank you for joining us. Definitely make sure to follow up with the cardiologist and get that squared away before moving forward. Better safe than sorry.