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Eric Pugash, MD
Certified Plastic Surgeon
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5 years out mommy makeover- thoughts, scars etc

I always wanted a pic of scars after 5 years when I was doing my research- so here they are

Someone at work called me and asked me would I recommend it as they were thinking about doing it. I really struggled to answer. On one hand looking at the pics I’m like oh yeah I look better but it was a big time commitment, lots of money, and I don’t like the scars. I now realize I’m someone who is perfectionistic and will tend to focus on the negative( ie the scars). So if have to work on loving my imperfect self then I could’ve done that with how I looked before. I looked fine in flattering swimsuits and clothes before and less good naked, and it’s basically the same now.
If I could’ve had a perfect outcome- ie lower scar (partial TT?) and left breast perfect (like the right) then yes I would totally recommend. But no guarantees in this game it seems.

TT scar 2.5 years out

It would have been awesome if could have got it 1 or 2 inches lower-scar is nice and white now but still have to wear higher waist bikini bottoms

2 .5 years out

Well over 2 years out I'm a bit disappointed. I had a revision for my left breast just under 1 year as it was terribly asymmetrical with uneven nipples (line from right -left breast).
That was annoying as I had a new scar to wait years until it whitened.
But they are still quite assymetric. It's like the left implant isn't fully stable under the left pectoral. I've been sleeping in underwire bras for years now hoping it will scar in, but it still feels like it slips to side lying down. I can feel left implant (but not right) move when I do push-ups. And it's concave under my left armpit compared to the curve under my right arm pit.

Provider Review

Certified Plastic Surgeon
610 Sixth St., New Westminster, British Columbia
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My few comments are you do have to wait a bit to get in with him but i was okay with that because it gave me lots of time to arrange my schedule and think about it if i was going to change my mind. Overall the process was very smooth and i really appreciated staying overnight, i dont think i could've managed at home. I am healing up very well with a lot less pain than i expected which i think points to excellent surgical skills. The instructions from the clinic were very clear and they made sure to go over them several times. 2.5 years out and left breast implant revision- still a bit unhappy with Left Side, implant slides around a lot. Guess I'll have to go and see him.... Sigh! It would have been nice if it had all worked out perfect the 1st surgery, but they do warn you going in so....