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I am a pretty practical person and to be honest I...

TChristia
I am a pretty practical person and to be honest I never thought I would ever seek out plastic surgery. However after years of pilates and core exercises did nothing to help my deflated balloon belly, I realized that there is a time and place to get help. I have four sisters, and two of them have gotten a TT, both of them are extremely satisfied. I did not decide to go with Dr. Vath who performed their surgeries because he is over four hours away, outside of Denver. I chose a local Doctor at a hospital near my home.

TChristia's provider

Rebecca A. Glasser, MD

Rebecca A. Glasser, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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November 6, 2016
Good luck! I go on 12/12. Same here I never thought I would get a tummy tuck but if Im fit everywhere else why suffer?
November 6, 2016
Thanks! I agree. Good Luck!
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November 6, 2016
Why shouldn't you want to match everywhere. You will be happy it just complete the package :) good luck keep us posted
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November 7, 2016
Good luck! keep us posted. I am about 3 months PostOp...
Would love to see pictures :)
November 7, 2016
Hi. Will you posting any before/after pics? I'm thinking of getting a TT December 2017 and so I'm looking for people to follow.
UPDATED FROM TChristia
21 days pre

I am currently 173cm (5'6") and 64kg (140lbs)

TChristia
So, I am uploading some before photos . . . ooh, rough. I went to visit my God-daughter who is doing a semester abroad, and those pan au chocolate's forced me to eat at least two everyday! [RS bleep]! Anyhow, so I'm up about ten pounds from 60kg to 64kg :9

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UPDATED FROM TChristia
15 days pre

My PS is retiring in January, should I still do my surgery with her?

TChristia
So, I went in for my pre-op appointment and was told that my PS's contract has expired and so she will be retiring at the end of January. She says she usually like to have three months follow up care, and will refund my deposit if I would like to cancel my surgery. What does everyone think, is a little under two months too little time to resolve any problems?

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November 23, 2016
I would recommend you look for another ps. Two months is not enough time to get resolve with a TT. I'm one month out and it's no where heal yet. And if you need a revision, your chosen ps can do it for free or discount price. Your current ps won't be able to do it and another ps will charge full price for revision since you didn't go to them originally.