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My Genes or Jeans Do Not Have a BUTT in Them - Jackson, MS
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I am 50 and have wanted a butt all my life. I...
I am 50 and have wanted a butt all my life. I have been working out and trying to gain weight to build a booty.....gained 8 lbs I see a itty bitty change but if its not in your genes to have a booty your jeans will not have it either. I have been so despite before I went to Dirt Cheap Store and bought a sports bra size xxl and took the pads out and sewed them into my panties. My grown daughter helped me ( hate to think what she was thinking about me)....she did say it was a pretty good idea. Now I know they sell those booty panties.
Well I am wanting to have this surgery, im just thinking maybe im to old and maybe I should just keep wearing long shirts. I did have breast implants done 3 months ago and I do not regret that one bit.
At this point I dont even know what questions to ask. A few that come to mind are; 1. How long do you have to miss work
2. How long does it take to heal enough that you can sit down.
3. Can a slim person have enough fat to transfer.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Well I am wanting to have this surgery, im just thinking maybe im to old and maybe I should just keep wearing long shirts. I did have breast implants done 3 months ago and I do not regret that one bit.
At this point I dont even know what questions to ask. A few that come to mind are; 1. How long do you have to miss work
2. How long does it take to heal enough that you can sit down.
3. Can a slim person have enough fat to transfer.
Any advice would be appreciated.
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December 19, 2014
Not to frighten you, just take a second to read my post/page. My experience with butt implants. Thanks. I wish you luck with ur upcoming surgery.
December 19, 2014
Thanks for concern that's very sweet. That's why I love this site. Thanks again hun, wish your well
UPDATED FROM clippinchick
Went for consultation
I went for my consultation back in Nov. Surprisingly my husband had a consult that day too, He was wanting to get rid of his love handles and having fat transfer to his laugh lines to fill them in. He had his procedure done almost two weeks ago. He has been like a lot of us on here not very patient with waiting on the end results. about my consult....I was told since I am slim 5'4 and around 100 lbs, I would need implants w/ fat transfer. He said as small as my muscle was it didn't matter how many squats I did it wasn't gunna get to where I wanted it. I have scheduled it for Jan. 23 rd. He told me I will have drains.. :~O... that is what scares me the most. The nurse talks like its not going to be a big thing other than the soreness of the implants but oh man the stuff I am reading.....Maybe im reading stories where the ladies are having a lot more things done. I was going to take 2 weeks off from work but from what im reading I might need more. Im a barber so I would be standing and not sitting. The nurse seem to think that 2 weeks might be long enough but I would need to take it slow and maybe only work half days for awhile and not book my self up because she said I would get tired easy. If anyone has any tips on before what to do before surgery and if you have any tips for after the surgery PLEASE shoot me a line on here so I can be preparing. Thanks ladies
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January 3, 2015
Good luck with your surgery! It sounds like you found a great Doctor. I just had my butt implant surgery (w/ fat transfer from my love handles) last month during the Holidays and only took 2 weeks off from work. The time at home went by slowly, so it felt great to be back in the office. I moved slower than normal, otherwise felt fine. I did work half days for the first week and now will work full days next week (so hopefully the transition to full will work out okay. My doctor has me not sitting for six weeks as her recovery plan for me, so I'm at a standing desk (so no heels for awhile for me - or at highest 1-2". I did 4" boots my first day and I was a little sore the next day). I did have drains for 5 days (plus a catheter - oy vey) and I think it was more taxing on my husband to empty them, than for having them on my body. I've read about Seroma build up on women who didn't have drains, so I think your doctor providing them is awesome for your recovery. My husband did an excellent job making sure I was taking my antibiotics, pain medicine and sleeping pills (very key during the first week).
January 4, 2015
Thank you so much for contacting me. I really needed to here this good news. Just yesterday I was wondering if I should cancel my surgery date. Just have been reading all these nightmare stories but, the stories I was reading were from like 5 yrs ago. I know they do some things a little different now. I do not know a lot about the drains maybe that's why the drains scare me so much.
I have a few questions: Might be silly questions:
1. How do you empty the drains?
2. Does the place where they are in your skin hurt...if they did not maybe your bum was so sore you didn't notice them. ha
3. Did it hurt when they removed them?
4. What did you wear around the house and did you just carry the drains around?
5.How did you sleep (stomach)? How did you create the best position
6. Do the implants feel weird? If so do you think you will get use to them.
Thanks for trying to answer these silly questions. I hope you keep doing well. You sound like you have a great husband glad he was there to help you. My husband is ok with me having this surgery but tells me that (ITS) a handful and I do not need it but understands that I want it. He says he hates to see me go through the pain. I had breast implants in July while he was working up north and he did not have to watch me go through the pain. My mother and daughter can be here to help. Not sure how much mama can handle like helping me with the drains. My husband gets a funny look on his face when we talk about the surgery....its a look like you are watching someone getting a tooth pulled or something. Now my daughter use to work at a veterinary clinic so I think she will do just fine. If I can get to the things that need to be done I would rather do it myself. I think it bothers me more when someone else is doing it.
I am a barber so when I go back to work I will be standing not sitting. The nurse thought 2 weeks off would be enough but, she did say I might want to take it easy the first week and maybe not load myself up or maybe work half days because I will get tired pretty easy.
Again thank you for contacting me just when I needed it. If you think of anything else to tell me please do! Looking forward to hearing about the rest of your journey.
UPDATED FROM clippinchick
Can anyone help me? I have a few questions
I have a few questions for you ladies. My surgery is coming up this next Friday :~O I am scheduled for Butt implants, Lipo w/ fat transfer and tightening of tummy muscle. I am very exited but scared too. Mostly worried about the drains. I have my mother and husband that will be here to help. I am worried about what I will need help with...like the drains. Im not sure how much my mother and husband can take....Mama has a weak stomach and when I talk about the procedure with my husband he gets this funny look on his face.....like he is looking at something gross. My grown daughter might be able to come and help for a few days. Maybe some of you can answer my questions:
1. How many days will I need Help?
2. What will I need help with?
3. Do I have to empty the drains? How do you do it? Will I need help or can I do it myself.
4. How long do you have to keep the drains.
5. What are you able to wear after surgery?
If there is anything else you think I should know please tell me....I will appreciate any advice. Thanks
1. How many days will I need Help?
2. What will I need help with?
3. Do I have to empty the drains? How do you do it? Will I need help or can I do it myself.
4. How long do you have to keep the drains.
5. What are you able to wear after surgery?
If there is anything else you think I should know please tell me....I will appreciate any advice. Thanks
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January 19, 2015
Good luck with your surgery. I wish I can help on answering your questions. If no one answers you, you can always type in the same questions on RS. ALSO, make sure you keep your same weight after sergery otherwise if you lose weight, you will loose the fat transfer from your butt and don't sit for 6 weeks--thats what I read from a few doctors. Wish you luck.
50 years old is definitely not too old! It's all about how you feel, making you comfortable with yourself and above all else, your health. As long as you're good health wise, and a doctor agrees, then why not do something to make yourself feel better about those jeans you wear?! ;-)
We have some very informative BBL Guides, which may help you while you're preparing. We also have a BBL Forum, where you can find all kinds of information and support. You should check them out and hopefully they'll be useful for you.
Please do keep us updated with your progress!