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Plastic surgery for men

Any men having or had plastics done following sleeve surgery . Would like to know

Cost

Where u had it done

Recovery time

What u had done chest, TT LEGS ?

Thanks

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  • Aaronmadeit
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    I'm 9 months out and 1 week out from a TT by far the roughest recovery I still can barely walk longer then 10 mins without being sore but my stomach is flat and they took out over 11 pounds of skin

  • Mine did I had like a rash under the flap of extra skin

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I'm 9 months out and 1 week out from a TT by far the roughest recovery I still can barely walk longer then 10 mins without being sore but my stomach is flat and they took out over 11 pounds of skin

My TT is scheduled for 9/30. I'm having it done at Methodist hospital in Houston and it's going to cost $12,000.

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My TT is scheduled for 9/30. I'm having it done at Methodist hospital in Houston and it's going to cost 12' date='000.[/quote']

Thanks I have a long way to go but it's on my mind

I think i will be happy with a simple panniculectomy, if that. The recovery is so much easier and being nearly 60 it is hard to get too worked up about cosmetic details, just getting that flap of skin out of my way.

I think i will be happy with a simple panniculectomy' date=' if that. The recovery is so much easier and being nearly 60 it is hard to get too worked up about cosmetic details, just getting that flap of skin out of my way.[/quote']

I had a panni and the recovery is rough :/ I'm 23 and its killing me

Does insurance cover these surgeries ?

Just wondering because if I ever get down to the govt weight I will need that TT or something. Thanks.

I had a panni and the recovery is rough :/ I'm 23 and its killing me

How are you since coming home from the hospital? Any more complications or is it just lots of pain?

Mine did I had like a rash under the flap of extra skin

I hope you are not typical for I followed some of your travails. I may live with my panni if I ever get there.

How are you since coming home from the hospital? Any more complications or is it just lots of pain?

Butter, are you considering a panni? if so I hope you post your experience. I am a year behind you and hope to duplicate your success.

Butter' date=' are you considering a panni? if so I hope you post your experience. I am a year behind you and hope to duplicate your success.[/quote']

I'm having a TT 9/30. And yes I'll post all about it. The good the bad and the ugly.

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Ok is a panni a TT?

How are you since coming home from the hospital? Any more complications or is it just lots of pain?

I was home for 7 hours then couldn't even sit up without passing out :/ spent 6 days in icu due to dehydration and losing to much blood from surgery :/

as i understant it, a panny is a small part of the tt. the tt involves cutting into the muscles that have grown slack and is a much more significant ( and expensive) surgery

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