Katnroyal

I got a moderate saline implant. The pain was non existent because it was just filling out the loose skin that was already there. At my largest I was a 42DD. I went to the plastic surgeon for a breast lift, when he explained it to me, I was scared of the amount of scaring and he said I would be a full B cup... WHAT?!?!?! So he actually suggested the implant and now I am a 34 DDD. I love my boobs and I would do it all over again, just don't get discouraged because they do sit high for a bit most drop between 6-8 weeks mine didn't until 12 weeks. Also take the time to massage them and create the pocket. Mine look and feel real and I love it!

I also think this is a success, but what I feel your greatest success is from this trip, is not the fact you didn't gain (to me that is the tool doing it's job) what I view as the success is that you chose to still make healthier choices while consuming yummy stuff in moderation to not set yourself back and the fact that you came home with the mindset to get back into your routine!

There are three of us in the chat room currently!

During my stalls I would quit weighing and start measuring! I would always lose inches during my stalls and that's usually when I would go down a size!

Everyone loses at a different rate, you seem to be a fairly fast loser. I was a slooooowwwwww loser. It took me a year and a half to get to goal. Some people only take 6 months it all depends on how much you want/need to lose, the exercise you're doing and your body. Just keep in mind once you pick up exercising the weight might slow down a bit if yo are building muscle, but you will see the inches fall off of you!

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I used this and the scars are non existent! I also used this on my tummy tucks scars! https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=best+scar+oil&safe=strict&tbm=shop&spd=2185079269873215655

I am so excited for you!!!! The rest of your life is about to begin!

It is because you are dehydrated. You need to hydrate before during and after you exercise. Also appropriate stretching before and after along with a cooling down regimen will help as well.

I had a tummy tuck last december a few things I would like to mention are: -prepare for pain, it sucks. You don't realize how much you use your ab muscles in a given day. -throw modesty out the window, your doc and nurses will be all up in your business along with whoever is helping you at home. -prepare to be grossed out. I had drain tubes for ten days that had to be cleaned out and you just feel gross. -do NOT freak out about the swelling or the scar. It is going to look pretty narley and puffy and bruised. The swelling will go down and the scar will fade.

I am in there now, but it's only me lol I must say it's riveting conversation! jkjk

I am 28 my arms firmed up a bit, but the tummy was a no go even after creams and wraps. I had to have a tummy tuck and I feel it was so worth it!

That's a load of crap, if he stopped talking to you his loss, and he wasn't worth knowing. Focus on you right now if you aren't ready. Do not let this one hiccup ruin your day or put a damper on your confidence.

I am four years out and probably couldn't finish that. Just eat what you can and make sure you are getting all of your Protein.

I am four years post op and I need about 6-7 hours a night, but the quality of sleep I am getting is awesome these days.