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2 Babies and Sagging Belly Skin
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I am 48 year old woman that gave birth to two 9lb...
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I am 48 year old woman that gave birth to two 9lb babies. They stretched my belly to no end. I consider my self physically fit (work out 5 days a week). No matter how much I did abs, I could not get rid of the sagging skin. So I did my research and sought consultations with 3 different surgeons and they all said that if I want the best results then tummy tuck would be the answer. My hesitation had been the hip to hip unsightly scar. My doctor listened to my concerns and told me what she could do to help minimize the fear of having the unsightly scar....boom...i was sold!
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19 days post
18 Day Post Op: TT W/ Lipo on Flanks with Muscle Repair.
This is my first posting of my procedure (June 20, 2017. The scar is amazing but the swelling is awful. So today I am 18 days Post -Op. I have to wear my ab board for about 6 months. I know it seems like a long time but doing what I was told to do...lol.
BTW im using Silagen-Abdominal Silicone Gel Strip to help minimize my scar. On this picture my scar looks a little dry because i had showered
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UPDATED FROM TJBanks
23 days post
23 Day Post Op
23 day post op.-3 week mark and I'm getting my energy back! I'm driving, walking short distances , and standing erected a little longer than b4.
What is hard..sneezing..oh my..urgh! Anyway check out my video and pictures.
What is hard..sneezing..oh my..urgh! Anyway check out my video and pictures.
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July 14, 2017
I apologize for mixing up my post op video and pictures. What you are seeing now is 15 day post op and not 23 day post op.
July 20, 2017
This is my big concern! I will be taking off three weeks, with one week light duty. As an RN, my job is long hours and physically demanding. Gonna go for it though! Your later pics look great!
July 20, 2017
Oh, late 40's, excercize nut with the belly full of stretched out twin skin and seperated muscles! I had two full size babies in there!
July 20, 2017
The 1st two weeks are the hardest in terms of low energy and trying to get acclimated to the healing process. By week 3 you should have energy to return to work however, I caution you to be mindful that you had major surgery. You should not lift anything over 10 lbs. Go for it!!! When are you having surgery.
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