I had 2 previous BBLs, so I got a tummy tuck because of the loose skin

I'm still swollen and am patiently waiting on my final results. I realized that no matter how much lipo you get, no matter how much you work out, or even if you get a TT, your bone structure (i.e. ribcage), has a lot to do with the flatness of your belly. Your belly can only be as flat as your ribcage allows it, so if your ribcage is wide, your stomach won't be as flat as it could be like if your ribcage was narrow. If your ribcage is narrow, then your stomach will be much flatter. I guess that's why some people have gotten their ribs removed lol...Wearing a corset for an extended period of time, like 12-24 hours per day, is another option that can move the ribs and make them more narrow and less wide, so I'll have to get a custom made corset to do so, since my off the rack one felt uncomfortable.

The same applies to body shape post bbl. I wanted low hips when I had my bbl's, but I have a short torso, so low hips would be impossible because my bone structure would not allow it since my hip bones are high, due to my short torso...It's interesting how you have to learn these things on your own, through experience, when your doctor does not tell you.

Oh, and I'm going to do reasearch on umbilicoplasty surgery, just in case my belly button shape remains to resemble a coin slot.

If anyone needs sterilized hypodermic needles and syringes that are still packaged, to drain a seroma that no other doctor will drain for you because you're not their patient, then inbox me. They came in 50 and I only needed a few to drain my seroma, but the rest are still packaged and I don't need them.

I'm also wanting to get rid of this corset because it doesn't work for my short torso.