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3 year Post Revision after Floating MTT
Pics of revision after 3 years. Done with different doc who I highly recommend-Dr Rosen in Norwalk-he fixed me.
1 yr post TT revision after floating MTT
Hello everyone! I have been updating on the TT Revision page but wanted to add a last entry here as well. Just wanted to share that I am ecstatic with my revision results. Could not be happier. I am back to full exercises after waiting 6 months per my doctors orders. Still have numbness on some areas of belly-scar looks good, fading quite a bit. If I have one piece of advice-do not get a floating TT. Rarely are the results acceptable and it makes it difficult to convert to a FTT because of the bb necrosis issue. In my case, I was not aware I was getting a MTT as the surgeon changed plans in the OR, but for all that are deciding on which one, save yourself a lot of uncertainty and get the full.
Another 5 week photo
Provider Review
Friends has used him for augmentations and lifts. Had not seen tummy tucks. I feel he should have told me beforehand that I would be having a floating tuck and not a standard. I should have been able to make the decision if I wanted a vertical or not. Lots of loose rolls above BB as well as separation of rectus muscles. Have no idea what happened. Was never flat post surgery. Need revision now. Waste of time, money, not to mention a whole lot of pain.