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Wow! Looks fantastic!! Congratulations!

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[mention=352045]Freiabr[/mention] you look great in all of them! I'm jealous your arms are so great that you can go sleeveless! Here are my top 3 for you:

I'm one year post sleeve surgery and am ready to start looking into having some plastic surgery to clean up the horrible excess skin. Although I'm happy with the Dr who did my sleeve, I'm not really impressed with the plastic surgeon he has teamed up with in his office. Any suggestions on how to find a good plastic surgeon? I would think I want someone who has a lot of experience with bariatric patients, right?

Hahaha!

Congratulations!!

You are beautiful! Congratulations on your success over all the tests, and for putting the breaks on the 9 lb gain. You've got this!

Yay!

For those who are at/near goal, with sad droopy breasts, what's your favorite day to day bra? I know we're all different shapes and sizes, and I know it's good to have a professional fitting at some place like Nordstroms. Just curious what others have found that they like.

Congratulations! What a transformation!

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Great news!! So happy all your hard-fought efforts were a success!!

I skip weighing myself when I think it's going to be an upper. No need to be blasted with something I already know, only to make me feel worse.

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@FluffyChix @catwoman7 remind me, what is the metabolic reset and why do only WLS patients have that advantage?

What protein goal did your Dr or nutritionist give you in the one year to maintenance time frame post surgery? I know we all have different guidelines and plans but I'm still curious.

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I'm in the not-telling-I-had-surgery camp where only close family and friends know I was sleeved last Aug 2018. Now at 100 lbs lighter people have been coming up to me more often asking questions. This post isn't up for debate on whether I should tell others about my surgery. Rather, I'm just wondering if a non-surgery patient could be successful by following some of our bariatric guidelines, e.g. logging food (at a calorie deficit), focus on protein first to feel full, limiting carbs, drinking lots of water, etc

Congratulations! ONEderland is indeed ONEderful!

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Lol @ pressy pressy thing ?

Thanks for the update. Sounds positive. Good luck!

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I can't reach my protein goals without at least one shake and I'm over a year post surgery. Glad my Dr is ok with it.