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10lbs of skin and he has an Instagram account!!
https://www.instagram.com/p/B867fK0Hdft/?igshid=1t8t0u4n29ab4
HW: 398.8 SW:356 GW: 175 CW:147
Do you know how much skin was removed? I think I would be a little "dark" and ask for photos lol
Thank you for sharing! I will want to have my thighs done soon and have been diagnosed with Lipedema so I am hoping that the diagnosis will help have the procedure covered!
Yes, he does the 360 body lift, also called a lower body lift. He also does breast lifts (with or without implants), but this is a separate procedure. You can have them both done at the same time.
VSG 2/1/16
- SW: 222
- CW: 137
Plastics in Monterrey, Mexico with Dr. Francisco Sauceda on 2/4/17
- LBL, arm lift, small thigh lift, breast lift/augmentation
Hi everyone, 12 years out in May.
235 down to 115....
I have decided to have my arms done , wondering if anyone is near me or surrounding states that knows an excellent plastic surgeon ?
Thank You
I just had an extended TT with my arms done and I 100% agree! This was much easier than my WLS, cake walk except for the drains, they are a bit&$. Surgery was 2/10
HW: 398.8 SW:356 GW: 175 CW:147
Trying to schedule mine right now and my insurance approved it first time out and I think that was because a) I had a ton of documentation and b) my surgeons office knows how to code correctly.
HW: 398.8 SW:356 GW: 175 CW:147
I see a lot of questions about this topic, and how to get insurance to pay.
The key is a matter of semantics and coding.
Thighplasty is a cosmetic surgery procedure that tightens skin and underlying muscle. Most insurance will not pay for it. What I had, skin excision is a procedure to remove excess/redundant skin. In my case, it was paid for because of the constant skin infections and other issues.
Different procedures, different codes.
HW 405/SW 397/CW 138/GW 160 Do the research! Check the stats!
The DS is *THE* solution to Severe Morbid Obesity!
Thank you so much for your feedback on your experience. Easier than RnY? what kind of anesthesia did they use? Everywhere I have seen it's an outpatient surgery, so it's awesome you got the extra care (maybe insurance just has you stay overnight vs. cash pay)
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