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I had a thigh, arm and breast lift. But that was two years ago in the Czech Republic. I have a friend who lives there, so it was good that I stayed with her for a while while I recovered. The price there at the Forme clinic was good compared to other countries. But definitely double check the surgeon, there are a lot of them nowadays and you want a good one with the best outcome. Fingers crossed.
Just wear loose shirts or dresses. I have friend you had this surgery and she felt very comfortable wearing it. I'm sure you will find something.
Only a specialist will be able to perform a quality lift on any part of the body without harming your health.
on 4/1/22 4:49 am
Really all you can do is dress to conceal or just ignore it. I like slim fitting tanks under my shirts because they smooth and conceal; I have used compression long sleeve shirts when I wanted to hide my dragon wings but I've given up on that, they are a part of me now! Unisex long line boxer-briefs like from undersummers or Woxer are great, so comfy and give a little extra coverage (I found them pre-WLS because they were great for preventing chafing under a dress but now they are just great all the time). Good luck finding what works for you!
HW: 306 SW: 282 GW: 145 (reached 2/6/19) CW:150
Jen
Thank you for being brave and honest for sharing your story. I am new here, and it is refreshing to see someone opening up. Best wishes toward your journey of health and recovery.
on 3/28/22 2:07 pm
That's a really interesting question. I
suppose my first question to You is how much discomfort are you willing to tolerate even for a few hours for beauty? Like I won't wear spanx or girdles or " waist trainers " no matter what .... Because they HURT ?.
Also, Depending on the type of silicone too you might be safe even if ruptured. I know I made sure my were 'gummy' ones so if it every does rupture it will stay in once place. Good luck!
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I'm transgender women who had weight loss surgery 02/14/2018 and lost about 200pounds now I'm left with my excess skin So my question is what are some things I can do hide excess skin before surgery so I can feel more feminine.
Hi All,
I am 4days post-op from Gynecomastia, abdomen, flank and back. The doctor said the gland dissolved while the lipo and did a Periareolar lift. I was excited to get this done, but after the procedure I woke up disappointed. He reassured me that he got all he could and I should give it time to see results. Please understand, I wasn't expecting to wake up to this amazing body. It looks like the gyno is still here and because of the lift my nipple area is HUGE!! My stomach still bulges over the belt line. I know I am swollen and have to give it time, I guess I'm just having remorse and to make matters worse the compression garment isn't as tight and I am still leaking. I'm not saying the doctor didn't do a good job, I'm just venting!
Can I start light cardio at the gym? Can I sit in the sauna?
Huh, that's a pretty funny question. It seems to me it's never too late. If a person wants to be more beautiful, look younger, then why limit him. Especially the elderly want to be more beautiful, because it's stressful when you're young and beautiful all your life and then suddenly you become wrinkled and old.My grandmother is 72, it is no longer easy for her to do housework herself, I pay for services homecareassistance.com for her, however, last year she had a facial plastic surgery. Or something like that, I don't really understand. She does some kind of surgery once a year to look beautiful. It is natural for a person to want to be more beautiful.