Tummy Tuck and Breats Reduction - England
After the birth of my two children, one of which...
After the birth of my two children, one of which was a c-section and breast feeding them both. My body sort of streched a little too much. Put on top the stress of working and house keeping .... you girls know what I mean.... a bit of over indulging food wise.
Well, extra loose skin on the tummy and breast that went drom DD to H whilst breast feeding. We all know what goes up must come down and it did.
Kids have grown now it's time to feel like a young sexy woman again. So, I look forward to have tummy tuck and breast reduction in exactly 22 days.
My surgeon it took me 3 years to find him but I finely found him, the top Boob God in Europe, I trust his judgement and he was straight and didn't want to just stick implants in my already over sized boobs.
Ok my husband is a little sad but he understand and as my kids say Dad never say no to mummy. I think lucky him he is going to get a new pert model but still the same woman, now that can't be all bad.
I admit I have been needing a lot of Dutch courage and it has taking me a long time to trust a find the surgeon for me, still a little worried but looking forward to have the first two weeks of pain over. But Hey by Christmas I shall be a sexy mummy again.
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It's great to be able to communicate with ladies who have or are about to experienced the same thing.
My husband is not keen on the cutting bit and is worried for me, Bless him. He is however very supportive.
I hope I will be able to bring comfort to over ladies who are looking forward to the same type surgery.
11th May today I had my pre-op appointment. The...
today I had my pre-op appointment. The Nurse was very nice and managed to reassure me for a while. The biggest advise was don't wait to feel too much pain before you ask for more pain killer.
Oh yes, really as if we would wait. Lol
I promiss I won't play Super Tuff Mum.
I will enjoy every moment of my getting back what motherhood took away from me and I am hopping for a possible good night without early wake up. Well may be I expect too much but I will take the oportunity to sleep. Ahhhhhh you mum's know what I mean.
got my list of enormous bras and knickers and clothes to get.... Large , strechy and comfy
I can now only but wait and I am sure it will come in a flash.
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I have to admit been a bit worried but still so excited.
Tomorrow is the Big day. Mum is coming over today to look after the children for a week.
Today I am going to keep myself busy by turning the house in a cleaning zone in readiness for a few weeks of non cleaning, Lol, I won't miss that.
I can't wait to see the result, I have already checked out dresses for this july's strawberry lunch. Hopefuly the swelling will have gone down by then. (7 weeks? May be it will be ok?)
One thing for sure is that it is wonderful to have you girls there it is a very good moral booster. As for the though a having a new hot body this is quite amusing. I *Cheers* to that too. My oldest been 10 it has been a very long time since I had a hot body, Lol. It might be quite a shock.
Thank you Ladies.
I have to admit I was a bit worried but still so...
I didn't have a good sleep the night before surgery.... was up since 4.35am
I used the time to do a few love notes for the kids and the husband, sending last work emails for a few days off.
That's it, all done!
Friday 4pm, I barely made it out of theatre that my husband was at the door with flowers and a box of chocolates. His smiling face was a joy to behold. He was a bit worried when nurse came to check bandages and looked stunned when he had a look at my new boobs.
I was too tired to even think about looking.
Saturday morning, visit from Erik Scholten my surgeon big smile on his face saying let’s have a look you are going to be amazed, laughing saying he took 15 year from me....lol.
I never thought I would get to see it that quick. OMG, first look at my boobs.... I was lost for words as for my tummy.... well he was right he certainly gave me back the body of my 20's.
Anyway, I have been back home now for a few days and already reducing pain killers and not feeling too bad. Taking it one day at a time and see how it goes.
Kids are very amused by mum looking like the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
4 days post op. standing or seating can't be done for very long. I can feel my abdominal muscles working very hard. In itself it is quite interesting and amazing to be able to feel a muscle we take for granted in everyday move and appreciate it. It is important to find a place to stay comfortably all day. I am however walking less like the Hunchback of Notre Dame but my back is a bit sore for been in bed for so long.
I will however be a good girls and stay put to make sure it all heal properly that is if my mum gives me a break and stop making me laugh and that really hurts. Bless mothers she can't help herself I guess it's to hide her been so nervous too.
So all is going well so far, I am due to see my surgeon this Friday will keep you updated.
I'm sure in time your husband will be very happy with the results too! :) Thanks for posting here to RealSelf. I look forward to following your story.