If you want to pay for PS with insurance, you will need to check with your insurance company for your coverage and participating doctors. Good luck because most Plastic Surgeons don't take insurance and most insurance won't cover any plastics other than mastectomy reconstruction.

After both recent surgeries, he would spend hours stretched out on my belly with his nose next to mine. If I moaned, he would lick my face a few times to remind me that he was there.

He is a rescue cat that we've had for about 2 years. He'd had 5 or 6 homes before ours and was returned or dumped because he can be a difficult and moody cat. He still has his troubles, but he can also be such a sweet heart and we love him dearly.

Thanks Pat! I appreciate your input. The incisions are really looking good for the time post-op and the drainage is slowly going down, just not as fast as I'd like. I keep repeating to myself the mantra "no seromas" when I feel discouraged! It's down to about 15 cc a day now so it hopefully won't be much longer.

Awww, Holmes! He looks a lot like our Bubs He sleeps on my belly too, I love it!

Janet you look GREAT! but I think your cat is stealing your thunder!!!