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09-30-2016 05:43 PM
I hope you get amazing results. Please continue to update us on your progress. It's great to hear things from the patient's perspective.
09-30-2016 05:48 PM
Aw, thank you, Chrystaltree! I really appreciate this board, there are so many nice, supportive women here
09-30-2016 05:52 PM
@SeaMaiden wrote:I think she would frankly look more soft and feminine if she put on 20 pounds. She has no body fat and it makes her look emancipated.... I would bet she being so thin and so small in stature that she has bone loss.
I think she has a killer body and a still very pretty face. @SilleeMee, she's referring to Susan Lucci.
I certainly don't think she looks "emancipated." Funny typo, though. :-)
09-30-2016 06:14 PM
Good for you! You don't need to justify the cost. I'm going to have a tummy tuck because I have recti diastasis (I never heard of it either) but have to lose 8 more lb. Already lost about 10 -11 lbs since March and wear a size 6 pant. Was told to need to lose some abdominal fact in order to fix my muscles. I'm 69 and look at least 6 months pregnant. I can't stand the look or feel of my abdomen. Insurance will not pay because they say it's cosmetic surgery. A tummy tuck is the only way to fix it -- the surgeon will also take care of my small hernia. It's a lot of money, but I've had this problem for several years. Just one less trip to Europe for my husband and I.
09-30-2016 06:15 PM
@SilleeMee wrote:Who @SeaMaiden??
@SilleeMee Oh I corrected my post.....I was talking about Susan Lucci. I think she is pretty, but just too thin.
09-30-2016 06:17 PM
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@SeaMaiden wrote:I think she would frankly look more soft and feminine if she put on 20 pounds. She has no body fat and it makes her look emancipated.... I would bet she being so thin and so small in stature that she has bone loss.
I think she has a killer body and a still very pretty face. @SilleeMee, she's referring to Susan Lucci.
I certainly don't think she looks "emancipated." Funny typo, though. :-)
@suzyQ3 Yes I had a chuckle with that! I corrected my post. . Yes, she is pretty.
09-30-2016 06:21 PM
I get botox every 5 or 6 months in the # 11 area. I have few lines and wrinkles, but I don't want that 11 line.
I have seen too many women with a ridiculous amount of lip injections. God blessed me with great lips--THANK YOU, lol.
I've heard lip injections HURT though.
I have read about Voluma in the cheeks and may do that in the next year.
09-30-2016 06:30 PM
@Sawn I, too wish you the best! I'm thinking about talking to my derm about a referral for the area between my brows. I don't have an "11", bit I have a big ole "1" up there. Please let us know how things go for you!
09-30-2016 06:51 PM
@chrystaltree wrote:I hope you get amazing results. Please continue to update us on your progress. It's great to hear things from the patient's perspective.
I agree. I hope that the OP gets amazing results.
One thing, though, that surprises me on this forum is that I have seen some negative posts about women who wear makeup. Yet, plastic surgery seems to be accepted. Just something I have noticed here and not sure why...
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