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Finally Did It! It's So Surreal. Complete Mommy Makeover. BL. TT Lipo, JPlasma and BBL
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Finally Did It! It's So Surreal. Complete Mommy Makeover. BL. TT Lipo, JPlasma and BBL
flygirljcfOctober 10, 2019
WORTH IT$32,000
Its been a long journey into finally having a mommy makeover. Have wanted these procedures ever since i had my son 13 years ago. I consulted with alot of great doctors throughout the U.S. after much researching and reading the reviews and following her on social media, once i met her in person and had my consultation, it was a done deal. Not only is she beautiful on the outside, she's educated and talented in her field.
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4 days post
Post Op day 4/5 pics
flygirljcfOctober 11, 2019
Not sure how to actual calculate the days, but had surgery on Monday, so i guess Im 4 days post op?!
Anyhow, finally showered on my own. Washed my hair and did the best cleaning myself. Arms are still very sore from the lipo. Felt good but it definitely wore me out. My biggest concern is all the swelling. Holy moly. Did not expect to be so swollen all over. My legs especially, the literally look like giant sausage links!! Im getting up and walking every couple of hours and wearing compression socks but goodness! Im still wearing my binder from post surgery along w some foam pads for extra compression. I still have my front drain (tt) and back drain (bbl) wondering if i should now start wearing a light faji to help with all the swelling? Suggestions or recommendations anyone?
Anyhow, finally showered on my own. Washed my hair and did the best cleaning myself. Arms are still very sore from the lipo. Felt good but it definitely wore me out. My biggest concern is all the swelling. Holy moly. Did not expect to be so swollen all over. My legs especially, the literally look like giant sausage links!! Im getting up and walking every couple of hours and wearing compression socks but goodness! Im still wearing my binder from post surgery along w some foam pads for extra compression. I still have my front drain (tt) and back drain (bbl) wondering if i should now start wearing a light faji to help with all the swelling? Suggestions or recommendations anyone?
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November 14, 2019
I have had several lipo procedures-I am a little shocked that the doctor didn't have you wear any compression on those areas? But as I posted below further in your review-I don't know anything about incision healing and maybe your doctor didn't want pressure on the sutures? Did she advise you either way about compression? Really appreciate your review!
November 14, 2019
Hi. My doctor didnt recommend compression per say, only wanted me in my binder for 2 weeks. However, after 1 week, i decided to wear compression foams and an faja 24 hrs a day. And as uncomfortable as it may be, it has greatly helped my shape and swelling. Im going to continue doing so until 8 wks.
November 23, 2019
Thanks for your review! What Faja did you end up going with, if you don't mind me asking?
November 28, 2019
So sorry just saw your question. I have gone thru a couple through the recovery process. First one was a stage 1 and second was a stage 2. Both made by Contour Faja.
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4 days post
Preop pictures
flygirljcfOctober 11, 2019
Here what the before looked like.
Physically active and nutritionally sound lifestyle. However, no matter how much i worked out or ate clean, my stomach would never be slim. My boobs are the aftermath of breastfeeding :(
My booty alway on the flat side so why not use my own fat to plump it up a little. Nothing extreme just a tad fuller.
Apparently i had both rectus diastais and oblique diastais that were repaired.
Physically active and nutritionally sound lifestyle. However, no matter how much i worked out or ate clean, my stomach would never be slim. My boobs are the aftermath of breastfeeding :(
My booty alway on the flat side so why not use my own fat to plump it up a little. Nothing extreme just a tad fuller.
Apparently i had both rectus diastais and oblique diastais that were repaired.
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