37 Yrs, 4 Kids, Married - Florida, FL

I would strongly suggest you have someone with you to help you out. You're going to need it! Bring shirts that open in front, like pajama tops and drawstring or yoga pants. Socks or slippers with grips so you don't fall. Extra pillows and maybe a neck pillow. (I only brought one extra and wished I brought more :) Have all your meds filled and bring with you.

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Hey sweets :) I just seen your review (sorry). I sent you a pm back.

Katissweet145- I am 6 days post op from TT/BL/BA/BBL... The things I couldn't have done without are. Someone with me 24/7 that can move you around. I was unable to move on my own for the first 3-4 days and gradually got stronger each day. I could not have done without lots and lots of pillows and a bed that has the ability to raise and lower the head and foot of the bed. I was also extremely thankful that I had purchased a female urinal... For the first 3 days there was no way I was going to be able to sit on a toilet due to the pain or have the strength to get up and down. So I would shuffle to the bathroom and my sweet hubby would hold the urinal for me... And I would shuffle my way back to the bed. I have not had the need for a walker at all. I won't lie... The first night was excruciating.... Surprisingly my breasts and butt hurt the most... And I did have to take my pain medication more often than prescribed. But, being that my hubby and I are both in healthcare we were very mindful of my Tylenol intake and contacted the physicians office the next day, and different medication was prescribed. The pain has been tolerable since taking medication around the clock. At 6 days post op I am starting to space out my meds a bit more. I find that my biggest challenge is that after being up for a while ( generally this has been during sponge bathing and dressing changes) I begin to feel very weak as if I'm going to pass out.... And at those moments I was very thankful someone was there with me. Something else helpful is close fitting tank tops to wear between my dressings and the compression garment. It makes the compression garment much more comfortable. Also, make sure you have something for nausea on hand for right after surgery.... I had brought zofran from home from the last stomach bug I had.... And boy was I thankful because my hubby didn't get the phenergan suppositories filled the first night and that's when I was the most nauseous. I thankfully did not vomit, but I have read about many other people throwing up the first night and I can't even imagine how painful that would be. I wish you the best of luck!!! Feel free to pm me anytime :-) I'm still getting used to this new body and will be thrilled when the swelling goes down :-D This combination of surgeries is definitely doable though :-)

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Wow!!! Your BBL already looks amazing and your waist is soooo tiny!!!

you look great please keep us updated with pics any any tips I'm so excited

Wow, what a difference!

OMGGGGG ... you're making me want to do the TT along with the BBL!!!! You look AMAZINGGGG!!! I'm so scared to get them together because i'm afraid he wont be able to suck out the maximum amount of fat. I want to see you before 9/23 - to see how far you've healed!! Hope you have a speedy recovery!!

Find out how many CC's he took and put back in your booty!! i cant get over how great you look!!