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Hi Lizzie,
As Pam suggested do one step at a time. I had a panni (surgery to remove excess skin, fat and fluid) in 2003. I was 480 lbs. and my stomach did go to my knees. The surgeon removed 50 lbs. I managed to keep most of it off until I had my GBS. I am now in the process of getting my second panni, not a tummy tuck as I still have 120 lbs. to lose to high goal. The strange thing is that my lower pannus and my mons are what have dropped. Alot will depend upon your age and your skin tone. Talk to your GBS, they have seen it all.
My hanging pannus the thing that convinced me that I had a great gastric bypass surgeon and would trust him over and over again.
If you have any questions, please feel free to PM me.
Jeanne
Hi Lizzie,
My Mom and Grandma both had "apron's" that hung to their knees. My Mom lost 175 pounds by eating half of everything she wanted, it took 3 years but her Dr's were so proud of her that they fought for her insurance to cover a tummy tuck.
She had her tummy tuck and a breast reduction over 3 years ago and paid a $5.00 copay for each.
I'm very lucky in that since I've never been pregnant I didn't have the stomach stretched out like they did. A tummy tuck isn't that important to me yet. We all different in how our bodies "come back" after WLS.
Karma....What would life be without it? 250lbs gone! 410/160... Life's sweet!