I can kinda see it...kinda...(1 month arm pics)

Sarah, I can see a difference, it is a process, just as everything is. And as far as the kitchen accident, you never fail to make me laugh. Your sense of humar is awesome. you are one witty chicky!! Big hugs to ya.  Sharon

Want me to write your plastic surgeon Dear Dr. Overly Cautious, Get some cahones man. Signed,  Eggy I agree you bring your own sharpie next time.

Actually Dr. Overly Cautious gave me the marking pen last time...kinda as a souvenir. Perhaps I bring my own scapel???

Wait. I think I have one here somewhere LOL. ~Michelle

I can understand you wanting more, but I can see a big difference in the before and after.

-Cynthia 

I haven't been following your journey so I do not know what your surgery was in two steps, but I just wanted to say that once it is complete, it is amazing.  My arms were so very bad, and even though I have horrid scars and even a few dog eared parts, I am still thilled w/ my choice to have them done.  I hope to see picutres after your next phase. 

Your arms look different.  ..as in, there is a change for the better. Painful too!  I hope the end result is what you desire.  You surely deserve it best to you

Hey Sarah~ Self-perception is a strange thing.  I DEFINITELY see a difference.  I totally get it though---how we want things the way we want them with our bodies.  I didn't realize this part was a two-phase process--I'm just sorry to hear you'll have to go through it again. When I look at your profile and your posts, I am so inspired-- You are so young and yet you have such a positive and secure attitude-- I suppose it helps that you are so stinking adorable!! Anyway, thanks for sharing--- I truly hope that when you are all finished with everything, you are completely satisfied with the results. Blessings, Katrina L

Ain't it the truth!!!!!

Sarah, you have more guts than I do going through all this.

Did they give a reason for not removing as much? Or is it safer to do in two procedures?