TT & Breast Lift - So Far, Buyers Remorse.

Thanks.I think it's really easy not to think through things or gloss over potential risks. I really do like my results. I lost a crazy amount of inches and about 10 more pounds. I really don't regret surgery most days but even though I did a ton of research and had a great head knowledge of potential risks and complications that didn't translate well into real life for me. I fell apart emotionally. I am very thankful for family and friends but that's why I am done. I can't risk more when I have little girls who had a hard time understanding the surgery in the first place. That's just me though. I am thinking of later doing deep contouring thermage (still researching) to help my abdomen but it's totally different and not an open surgery). But right now that is in the well see stage. I have a friend whose dad is a Dr. in the DFW area and while he's not a plastic surgeon he's highly skilled in these other cosmetic procedures.

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Hey Nadine -

Haven't talked with you for a few days, but tonight I'm wondering how you are doing.  Is the swelling coming back from the seroma?  Hopefully, you are out of the woods for good with the complications.

Let me know here or via facebook, or email how you are doing.

Jennie

i feel so bad for all of you and all the pain you've gone through!  i had an abdominal hysterectomy and anchor tummy tuck on 5/7.  2 weeks later i developed vaginal cuff cellulitis so that really set me back.  i'm getting around a bit now but it's been very slow.  i just went for a 1.5 mile walk today for the first time.  i just have to pace myself and not do much in a day.  i was really feeling sorry for myself but i guess after reading what some of you have gone through it couldv'e been lots worse!  i hope you all feel better soon and that the sight of our flat bellies will be worth it!