Feedback after my recent plastics (male - tummy tuck, breasts, arms, pubes)
Thanks for being open and sharing your experience. You would think that PS can be a walk in the park by some of the posts you read. I agree with the OP that people may not write abou their bad experiences due to it being a sign of weakness. I think the worst part for me was not feeling like my normal self for so long. I sometimes had my own pity party because I was tired of not feeling like my old self and doing the things I normally did on a daily basis. I didn't have as much done as you did at one time so I can't imagine how that felt. I only had 2 drains to deal with for about a week after my LBL and none with my arm lift and inner thigh lift so 8 would have driven me crazy!
I'm glad to hear you are doing better! I bet you look great!
I'm glad to hear you are doing better! I bet you look great!
Duodenal Switch - July 2006
Baylor Residency Program - Houston, TX - June 2009/March 2010
Baylor Residency Program - Houston, TX - June 2009/March 2010
I was not prepared for the emotional turmoil I went through after my TT. I had a pretty emotional time heading up to it too. Once the drains were removed, that helped a LOT. I know its a few days after you posted this, but someone has posted some articles about PS and the emotional issues. I've bookmarked them and will read them in a bit.
I wrote in my blog about it a bit - just so I don't forget what it was like.
I would still like to have more plastics done, but now know what may happen emotionally, and hopefully will be better prepared for it the 2nd time around.
I wrote in my blog about it a bit - just so I don't forget what it was like.
I would still like to have more plastics done, but now know what may happen emotionally, and hopefully will be better prepared for it the 2nd time around.
HW-218/SW-208/CW-126/ Lowest Weight-121/Goal-125 - hit 8/23/09/Height-5'3"
Regain 30 lbs from 2012 to 2016 - got back on track and lost it. Took 8 months.
90+/- pounds lost BMI - 24 or so
Starting BMI between 35 and 40ish?
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