Nippon Style NSV

You don't care what your arm pits look like? My whole family brags about my arm pits. I've had opportunities to be an arm pit model in the past. They make men jealous, and women swoon.

Day-hum, my Sister, from another Mister....now THAT IS A NSV!!!!

As much as I always beg for pictures...ummm...maybe not this time...

I have missed you so much!!!!! 

I am glad to see you Gina!  Love the photos my friend..  Not sure I will share this time... but you never know!  

You are the baddest of all badasses. I had laser treatments on my face for rosacea, and it stung like a rubber band on a sunburn. But getting rid of razors and waxing would be completely worthwhile.

My Mom has really bad Rosacea - something I am looking forward to NOT!  Did the treatments help?  My Belgian dermatologist was always trying to talk me into using special creams and pills for early prevention which of course I ignored in my thirties and now I am thinking I should have stopping giving her eye rolls and maybe tried it!

It felt like she was a mother telling her teenager to put on sunscreen to avoid sun damage...

Lasering really did help. I had redness from telangiectasia over my cheeks, chin, and around my nose. None of the creams ever did doodly for me. What helped the most was after WLS, when I cut sugar and alcohol. The telangiectasia was a byproduct of years of heavy duty flushing.

Now I am just slightly pink. I still get a flare if I go in the sun for long, but it's easy to avoid strong sunlight in the PNW. Lol.

This has to be one of the most interesting NSV's I have ever read on here.  Congratulations and sounds like you are having a great time in Japan.  My son hopes to work there some day  Thanks for sharing!

Thanks Kathy - I know it sounds strange, but this is one of those things that I had pegged for the skinny folk. So part of my "recovery" if you will from my mental obese image is to do all the things I have previously labeled out of my reach before WLS.  It was almost harder to to sit through this appointment than it was to get nekked in front of the Plastic Surgeon!  

On the Nippon note, I hope your son gets to make that happen.  The learning curve to working in Japan is steep but very rewarding.  And living here is for sure a life changing experience!

Doesn't sound strange at all if it makes you happy and it was on your bucket list.  I love it!  

My son travels to Singapore a lot and loves Asia!  I will keep you posted!

What a great NSV!, & you're doing up big in Japan no less! Japan is definitely on my bucket list of places to visit.

You're definitely braver than me to get it all removed! I was bare like that for a hot minute & once it started to regrow back in, so itchy! Never again, I was starting to feel like a guy for awhile in *** d up music video grabbing my junk 1 too many times. There's just no ladylike way to handle all of that. lol