Jan 15

Should i get a tummy tuck..?

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3 Comments to “Should i get a tummy tuck..?”

  1. Joan says:
    January 15, 2011 at 11:22 am

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  2. Raisa says:
    January 15, 2011 at 10:37 am

    So from what I gather you are more concerned with the actual stretch marks than tummy fat.

    My sister had a similar issue, after giving birth to her daughter, her stomach was filed with extremely deep stretch marks, her being a little tan her stretch marks on her tummy were very visible. After a year or so she decided to have a tummy tuck.

    In my opinion, its not the best choice.. A tummy tuck is suppose to tuck in your tummy, Meaning it is not performing miracles on stretch marks. The doctor will cut some skin and fat off of your tummy and raise and stretch skin to cover it back up. meaning the you will still have stretch marks in the end.

    My sisters stomach after the tummy tuck, looked the same, stretch mark wise. I highly recommend going to a doctor and maybe seeing what other options you have, I believe there is a laser treatment now that helps reduce the visibility of the stretch mark, but it doesnt guarantee for them to disapear..

    Hope this helps

  3. 77monkey says:
    January 15, 2011 at 9:40 am

    David gave good advice. I dont’ think you should because you are so young still you may want more children, you may not think so now but you never know. You do not want to go thru to many surgeries. It is not healthy to do that. You end up with scar tissue and who knows what complications could arise from that.
    Like David says the recovery time would be extensive, who would care for the baby. You might not properly heal because of this.
    Reallly think it through. I understand not wanting stretch marks, give it time. They will fade.

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