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6mths post op

Down to #151. Lost all core strength and I'm working on regaining it. Learned that my body doesn't like the blue, long lasting dissolving stitches. My body spit some out. Had to have a little incision made along scar line to remove a stich so it can finally heal. Belly button is still giving me issues. Doesn't want to fully heal and close up. Slow going but still moving ahead.
Absolutely love my surgeon. He's always there for me and doesn't make me feel bad with my concerns.
Ready to get back to full excercise and start to tone and shape what I paid alot for. ????

One month later


One month later

It's been one month since my TT and Lypo. Muscle still sore underneath where my walls were stiched back together. Tire easily. But better day by day.

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
100 Peach St., Erie, Pennsylvania
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I learned about Dr. Kang from a co-worker who had her eye lids lifted for medical reason. I meant woth the Dr. In Feb and he was detailed, spoke simple and softley. His office staff is fantastic. They are friendly and I called many times and they never acted irritated with me. I just has surgery 6 days ago, so I am still figuring this out as I go. WARNING: Coughing, sneezing hurts more than any part of this procedure. Drain tues are a pain the in the ass, but are a temporary must. I'll update more as this goes along.