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Arm Lift, Breast Lift, Bra-line Back Lift

UPDATED FROM TheLuckiest
4 months post

Finally some pictures to post

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TheLuckiest
$25,000
Photos are post arm, breast, back lift and Extended Abdominoplasty with Public Lift and Panniculectomy

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David Stoker, MD

David Stoker, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

4.8 | 92 Reviews
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August 31, 2014
I'm in absolute aw at what you have accomplished. It is no easy task. Congrats on the new you!
March 16, 2015
Thank you for sharing your experience. Im getting a back lift in a few weeks. How did you back heal? Any difficulties there?
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March 17, 2015
No difficulties in healing. I used Biocorium as scar treatment, which my Dr. recommended and I think it helped minimize look of scars.
March 17, 2015
Wow you must feel 1,000 lbs lighter having all that excess skin removed. You look fabulous!!!
February 26, 2020
What a magical transformation! Congrats. Thanks for sharing. I had 360° lbl, lipo and abdominoplasty almost 4 months ago. Amazing results but it's def. weird experience. I'm planning on full length arm lifts with under eye bag removal and possibly breast lift. I had no intention of doing the WLS. After 4 years minus 100 pounds I had no intention. Of plastic surgery. Well that happened. Lol. I can't keep my pants up because I have very heavy thick legs. Now I don't have a bubble butt now my pants all fall off. Might need to do my thighs so I can get pmts that fit. How are you now? Did you do your thighs? I just turned 69 and never thought I would have done any of this. Happy I did.
UPDATED FROM TheLuckiest
2 months post

Now entering week six

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It's kind of amazing, all of the literature talks about six weeks out being when things really start to gel in terms of healing. I'm definitely feeling it in the past few days.

I'm really not feeling much pain. My arms still hurt if I move them in a certain way and my reach up is still limited, other than that, pain/discomfort are minimal.

My sleep isn't great. I'm still taking Tynolol PM at night. I'm almost out of Ativan. May ask for more when I have a follow-up next week, but I think I need to force myself to sleep with out aid.

I'm happy with my arms. The arm pit area still has raised/uneven scars. Dr. said they would even out. They are improving, so I'm confident they will continue to improve. This past weekend I was able to shave in there, that felt good. I've had laser there, but there's still light growth. I've started using the Biocorium everywhere but my back.

My left breast and side breast area is still more swollen than the right side. Another thing to talk to Dr about. But I'm happy with the breast result.

Still not thrilled with the back area. It's healing slowest and doesn't look great. Another thing to talk about with Dr.

Energy-wise I think I'm up to 90%. Waiting to get the all clear for exercise. I've got lots of toning to do. I can't imagine going back to yoga with the arms still compromised, but hiking for sure.

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June 29, 2015
Hello! you look great! I am getting bra line lift as well, how was the recovery?
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June 30, 2015
Recovery from that was easy. The arms, which were part of this surgery group for me, was a difficult recovery. I found the back to be easy. But everyone is different. I know surgeons say this, but it's really true.
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July 1, 2015
How long did it take for your back to stop feeling tight and pulled? I had a bra line lift 6 weeks ago and I definitely feel the scar! Hope it settles into a normal feeling back!
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July 1, 2015
6-8 weeks. Everyone is different, so what I experienced it's a rule per se. If you're concerned you're not healing properly, talk to your Dr. I found with all of my surgeries that that 6-8 weeks was the magic number
August 7, 2018
Hope i live to 2.montgs!
October 4, 2018
YOU LOOK AMAZING
UPDATED FROM TheLuckiest
21 days post

Mindfulness for second plastic surgeries

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I think one of my issues with having a harder recovery this time has to do with being a little too confident and cocky about this one after having such an easy time with the first one. My recommendations to anyone having additional procedures is to act like it's your first time ever and pay careful attention to every instruction. I think I was too active too soon and that's impeding my healing.

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August 7, 2018
My instructions were hugely inadequate. No info about the 4 drains. None. Had to google. Can't get more meds. 8 days out and no one has even called, tho i called them with problems. Seeing surg for 1st timw tomorriw, day 9. Hope he's ready.