I didn't mean to call it out! You look super-amazing! I just noticed it because I'm self-conscious of it myself. I have more weight to lose, but I want go get a reduction eventually. I'm at an H, and that's after I've lost a bunch of weight already.
It's totally fine! I just didn't really notice it until now. It's deep!
Congrats on your weight loss!
Your boobs look fabulous. Do you have a before pic so we can do a side by side? What area of the country are you located in? Are you happy with your surgeon? What was the cost involved? Any help from insurance?
These are all madly personal questions - feel free to ignore any/ all of them, but I'm really interested.
It's totally fine! I just didn't really notice it until now. It's deep!
Congrats on your weight loss!
Your boobs look fabulous. Do you have a before pic so we can do a side by side? What area of the country are you located in? Are you happy with your surgeon? What was the cost involved? Any help from insurance?
These are all madly personal questions - feel free to ignore any/ all of them, but I'm really interested.
I am now a 36 HH up from a 34 GG pre pregnancy.
I'm pretty much an open book
I am in Ohio. VERY pleased with my surgeon. He was great! He wasn't the "flashiest" surgeon in town but he did great work and made my experience easy peasy. It also didn't hurt that my anesthesiologist was a friend of mine from my gym. I have a high deductible HSA plan so I paid $1800 but I met my deductible for the year. Insurance paid about $3K.
How did you go about getting it covered by insurance? What steps did you take and how long was the process. Thanks for humouring all my questioning! : )
How did you go about getting it covered by insurance? What steps did you take and how long was the process. Thanks for humouring all my questioning! : )
I went to my surgeon for a consult. He took pictures and measurements and sent them to my insurance company. Ten days later they sent me a letter that said they were covering it. Wasn't anything! My consult was the beginning of January and my surgery was this past Tuesday so it happened very quickly.
How did you go about getting it covered by insurance? What steps did you take and how long was the process. Thanks for humouring all my questioning! : )
I went to my surgeon for a consult. He took pictures and measurements and sent them to my insurance company. Ten days later they sent me a letter that said they were covering it. Wasn't anything! My consult was the beginning of January and my surgery was this past Tuesday so it happened very quickly.
You look great!!! Congrats on your awesome boobs:) I also wanted to let you know that I have completed 2 sessions with a CrossFit trainer and I'm really liking it!!!
You look great!!! Congrats on your awesome boobs:) I also wanted to let you know that I have completed 2 sessions with a CrossFit trainer and I'm really liking it!!!
Thanks for asking! It went okay. I'm really not in much pain at all anymore - just some tenderness on my incisions. I'm easily worn out and pretty tired though. Also, I'm having some lingering anesthesia "brain fog." So it's taking me about twice as long to do normal tasks. But overall, I think I'm doing pretty good for having had surgery a week ago
I didn't get to see, lol, but congrats! I had mine done in Oct, was an H, still a DD; it took 3wks for me to get back to work (full anchor incision with nipple placement). It's a huge improvement for day-to-day activities and clothes. Glad it's a quick recovery for you!
In a super uncreepy way DARNIT I MISSED THE PICTURE AND I WANT TO SEE YOUR BOOBS
My surgery is scheduled for April. My PS is having me do 6 weeks of physical therapy before submitting request to my insurance company so it isn't as fast as yours.