Pic of strange swelling.
I am 26 and the mother of 5 children. My last 2...
I am 26 and the mother of 5 children. My last 2 being twins...which of course wrecked my tummy. I'm only a couple pounds from ideal weight. I'm 117 at 5ft. I was at first only planning on a tummy tuck but now have decided to go for the breast aug as well. My decision is based on the fact that I've always been a very nice VERY full C and now after breastfeeding and pregnancy ended up with a very barely there A cup. :( So depressing. I love my babies but man they didn't love my body back. lol.
Anyway, I'm really nervous to have this done b/c of the risk of blood clots. I'm only a little concerned about general just b/c its suppose to be extremely rare to have a reaction. But the blood clot thing freaks me out! I have all these children and a wonderful husband and don't want to die over this but I really would like to feel sexy again. The surgery in general is like 5 or so hours from what I've read. That's a really long time. Plus, I have to have an umbilical hernia repaired at the same time. Just wanted to know what everyone else's advice is? Thanks so much in advance! Hopefully I can post pictures soon!
Ok, so my husband just got approved for his...
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Ok ladies, I need some encouragement as i am...
I HATE my body. Twins really made it where I'm uncomfortable. I don't want to wear a swimsuit or cute clothes b/c of the damage done. And I feel I am far too young to feel this way, but is it worth the risk?
I just need some input from you ladies.
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Dont worry so much. Have your surgery.
And STOP reading all that Negative stuff.

I'm a 34C now.
I think they feel more natural. I didn't like the way the saline felt.

Everytime I start thinking neg thoughts I tell myself the exact same thing.


If I were to get a tummy tuck, I'd have the same fear. But, if you don't have any of major risk factors (genetic disposition, previous DVT, are a smoker, on birth control pills), DVT is highly unlikely. Definitely discuss this with your surgeon so he or she can help ease your fears. After the surgery, make sure you keep moving.
Hope this helps and please keep us posted on what you decide!


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