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Im only 33 and get my Water and protien in way more oftenthan not. Maybe itll catch up

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I will definitely need plastics my 800cc implants are too big for my now smaller frame and my inner thighs are a train wreck can't wait to get to goal to get some nips and tucks

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I'm dreading the thought of getting plastics. I always viewed myself as a tough person because I've given birth twice without pain meds. After my sleeve surgery when I woke up in recovery and was in so much pain I really started to rethink plastics because that's a even more painful surgery. My Tummy Tuck or breast lift are fully covered but I don't want to have them done at different times. I would much rather have a tummy tuck and breast lift done the same day, so that I only have to worry about recovering once. My fear of another surgery will more than likely lead me to paying out of pocket, instead of settling for the free surgery. I'm also getting a nose job in the future and I will probably get the nose job before I get a tummy tuck and lift. The nose job doesn't scare me because I've wanted it done for years. I'm praying that my skin will bounce right back after I lose the weight and so far I think everything is looking good.

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I'm dreading the thought of getting plastics. I always viewed myself as a tough person because I've given birth twice without pain meds. After my sleeve surgery when I woke up in recovery and was in so much pain I really started to rethink plastics because that's a even more painful surgery. My Tummy Tuck or breast lift are fully covered but I don't want to have them done at different times. I would much rather have a tummy tuck and breast lift done the same day' date=' so that I only have to worry about recovering once. My fear of another surgery will more than likely lead me to paying out of pocket, instead of settling for the free surgery. I'm also getting a nose job in the future and I will probably get the nose job before I get a tummy tuck and lift. The nose job doesn't scare me because I've wanted it done for years. I'm praying that my skin will bounce right back after I lose the weight and so far I think everything is looking good.[/quote']

I've had a nose job TT BA x3 and nose job was what hurt the most I'm going to have my TT revised because I gained at least 100 lbs since I had this one done.

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I am def going to want & need a TT. I am also wanting smaller boobs. I was a 44DDD & now I'm in a 38 D give or take. I am wanting to get my in ER thighs done & hips. I have no idea what's going on w/ my hips all of a sudden.

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I've had a nose job TT BA x3 and nose job was what hurt the most I'm going to have my TT revised because I gained at least 100 lbs since I had this one done.

Me too! I lost a 100lbs and had a TT and all bat gained it back again. I was hoping not to have a revision as it was a difficult surgery although I recovered quite well not I've never been balanced on both sides completely as my surgeon also did Lipo on my flanks and they are not completely symmetrical but it's not noticeable under all my extra weight.

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