Before & After Fleur de lis & brachioplasty - FINALLY
So glad that your wound issues are resolving. You look great! You have such an hourglass shape. I am really tight from my tummy tuck. I thought over time it might loosen up a bit but I'm still flat and hard as a rock. I've just accepted it as my new tummy and I love it. Hope you love yours too!
Renee
I My DS
SW/263 CW/136 GW/150
Thanks for sharing! I always wish there were more of us with the anchor cut to share and compare!
You look great!!!
You look great!!!
Laina B.
250 / 160
9/9/03 Lap RNY
(Dr Charles Beall, Tyler TX - AWESOME!!!)
5/13/11 Cholecystectomy, extended abdominoplasty (anchor cut), and mastopexy
(Dr Charles Beall and Dr James Saar, Tyler TX - AWESOME!!!)
8/26/11 Abdominoplasty revision
(Dr James Saar, Tyler TX - AWESOME!!!)
It is my same "old" belly button. The plastic surgeon cut a circle around it and pulled lower belly skin up or upper belly skin down - not sure which - to suture around my old belly button.
I've seen video of procedures where they use a "V" cut and I think it leaves less scar than the circle like mine, and looks more natural.
I don't plan to be showing my belly - so I don't care (I really didn't even care if I had a belly button or not). If you are younger and wanting to "save" your belly button - I would talk with plastic surgeon about the type of incision he/she uses and what type incision you would prefer.
Hope that helps.
I've seen video of procedures where they use a "V" cut and I think it leaves less scar than the circle like mine, and looks more natural.
I don't plan to be showing my belly - so I don't care (I really didn't even care if I had a belly button or not). If you are younger and wanting to "save" your belly button - I would talk with plastic surgeon about the type of incision he/she uses and what type incision you would prefer.
Hope that helps.