Official OrtegaDoll

Hello Ladies I am selling a never worn brand new with tags compression garment that I bought 7 weeks ago in Miami when I had my surgery. I bought the garment at a Faja store in Miami and they had me try on the garment and it was really tight but they convinced me that was the size I needed. After I got my bbl I ended up ordering a larger one online because I knew the one I bought was tight and didnt want to flatten my butt. It is a size large but i recommend it for a size medium lady as the size runs small. My measurements pre surgery were 36 30 40 and im 5'7 and it was too tight so if your smaller than that it will be right for you. I bought it for $150 but am selling it for $75 with free shipping. Inbox me if interested. The pic I included is of realself doll PrincessCash as this is the exact same garment and I don't have a picture bc Ive never worn it. It has a waist clincher with two rows of hooks.

10 days post

My grandma and i took my stitches out ourselves instead of me paying damn near $200 bucks to have someone do it. Now i don't skimp on money when it comes to recovery costs but i don't like to waste money either. It was so easy and shout out to royal_phattycakes for her advice. If any of you post op ladies want to take yours out yourself all you need is cuticle scissors, tweezers, alcohol, cotton balls, q-tips, neosporin and gauze pads or silicone sheets to cover the scars with afterwards. I got the cuticle scissors and the tweezers and boiled them in hot water for about 5 minutes to completely sterilize them. Of course i washed my hands and then wiped down each of the incisions and stitches with a cotton ball soaked with alcohol. I had eleven. Then you wipe down your tweezers and scissors with alcohol. Then pick the knot of the stitches up with the tweezers and use the scissors to cut only one side of the thread underneath the knot and pull the the thread out through your skin while holding the knot with your tweezers. Make sure not to cut both sides or u might leave thread under your skin. Once you remove all the stitches use another cotton ball soaked in alcohol to wipe down all the incision sites and disinfect the little holes left in your skin from where the thread came out. use a q-tip and dab some neosporin on each one then cover them with little gauze pads to let them finish healing. :) all done very affordable easy and convenient.