30 Years Old After Weight Loss with Sad Mommy Face on Tummy - San Antonio, TX

Im so excited my surgery is tomorrow and all these reviews and comments are so helpful I thought id help the next scared soul taken the big leap of new body time! My biggest think was justifying the expense on myself ofcourse as moms do but after years of the maybe's I decided to research properly, chose it and do it. Tomorrow I will go under to have a tummy tuck & breast aug. after being fit it was something that I felt I deserved and made the choice to just do it! Im so excited I keep crying lol but I will be happy to have you guys follow me through this new chapter of me!

Up to the morning of I literally was so unafraid it was weird, like I waited long enough! Going to the building early morning was beyond pleasant Dr. Young's staff was so beautifully accommodating it was almost a milky dream during prep. Lastly Dr. Young came in so wonderfully nice and calm as he took his time to answer any last minute questions and draw on my incision lines. He helped my law down and said are your ready? I wanted to cry as I said ive been waiting for this day im beyond ready! NO joke or over-exaggerating in saying it woke up and it was done and it literally almost pain free. Now mind you I have a fairly high tolerance for pain but still id give a 3 on the pain level due to Dr. Young's staff and the anesthesiologist, very professional & knowledgeable and with over 35 years experience im proof he's definitely in the right profession. NExt day I have mild aches but I cant believe it went so well and I fell fine. I very little broth last night for dinner with some oranges and oatmeal with apples for breakfast with some decaf coffe. Its obviously hard to walk so rented a walker and I bought a hospital bed real cheap. One thing if you have the funds try to rent a hospital & walker, so worth it so your not a hunchback for the first week or so depending on your dr ofcourse. I also received a breast aug, which is also lovely and equally worth it Im still fairly swollen so I cant really tell but I can say I feel lighter and quickly am recovering with all the proper vitamins and meds the dr has prescribed (included in pricing) I can say so far so good. Im heading back to my hospital bed to get some rest (very important) I'll check in periodically thank you ladies!

A couple things i must say, omg constipation! Get some milk of magnesia or some form of laxative to ease your struggle lol because pushing is a big no no. Also even if your groggy or tired get up and walk around the house preferably with a walker like every other hour if you can starting from the night of surgery or if your surgery was late the next day. I was lucky enough to stumble on a hospital bed real cheap but if you can't do this have some one help you in & out of bed, no pushing! Even if you feel you can it's the meds talking & you'll only hurt your amazing new belly! I sleep a lot but when I get if I'm hungry I'll have an orange & water with lemon is a must. Oh and my favorite phrase "don't be a hero" let your loved ones take care of you at least for the first couple days!