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Personal question for the ladies only!

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skyewolfe    92

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Ok so..... first off I apologize for my question. But I’m really curious..... it involves the lady parts post surgery so if you aren’t comfortable with it please leave the thread.

Onto the question: did any of you have appearance changes in the lady parts post surgery? Like.... my lady part is plump.... will this change the more weight I lose? Did any one end up with like saggy skin there?

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Lynnlovesthebeach    625

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The answer to your question is yes, you may end up with saggy skin in the lady parts, depending on how much weight you lose. If you are young, maybe not. I know I had it. However, I just had a lower body lift and that includes a "mons lift," which is lifting the lady parts! Believe me, the results are amazing! Everything, and I mean everything, including the lady parts and the whole lower body looks better than it did before I gained the weight!

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AZhiker    2,251

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yes. saggy.

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Jsteelecat    8

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Unfortunately yes, it will get saggy. I lost 166 pounds and it’s definitely large and saggy down there.

the good news is if you go for a Tummy Tuck procedure they can lift the mons and make it much more presentable down there. But basically I have this gross little sac of saggy flabby skin. I hate it.
I am also in my 30s so if you are younger you may have more elasticity in your skin.

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skyewolfe    92

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34 minutes ago, Jsteelecat said:

Unfortunately yes, it will get saggy. I lost 166 pounds and it’s definitely large and saggy down there.

the good news is if you go for a Tummy Tuck procedure they can lift the mons and make it much more presentable down there. But basically I have this gross little sac of saggy flabby skin. I hate it.
I am also in my 30s so if you are younger you may have more elasticity in your skin.

I’m 34 so I’m probably in the same boat as you. I haven’t noticed any sagging yet (90lbs down so far), I’m kinda keeping my fingers crossed that it won’t be bad xD

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ms.sss    14,782

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Mons flab yes, but if you are talking lower down, like labia, then no (at least I didn't, some may have a different experience). But yeah, a Tummy Tuck or mons lift (if that is your plan) will address that nicely. Though plastic surgery or not, the weight loss/loss of bulk makes the usage of the area MUCH better, lol.

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Cherie04    47

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😮I haven't even considered this. Thank you for bringing it up.

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