I'm pretty sure there will be tears - just hoping they will be of joy!! I promise to put photos up even if it looks awful - not expecting perfection but anything that is better than before would be amazing
That's a very wise way to look at it. I'm so sure you'll be happy with the results.
I remember when I was researching the procedure and I found a post on here with a link to a bunch of pre and post-op pics from private clinics in the US.
Lots of people were saying they wouldn't want a TT if they ended up with scars like that but when I saw the pics I thought 'Wow! If they can do that for me that's what I want.'
I knew I could never expect a perfect tum from the procedure but that wasn't what I was looking for. It was about having a deformity removed. Not about vanity and wanting to be picture perfect but to not feel like a freak anymore.
My tum is far from perfect but I finally feel normal. This procedure has turned my life around.
I think there are some people out there that wrongly assume that TTs are an easy way to a flat tummy or a form of surgical fat loss like liposuction but no decent surgeon in the right mind would carry out the procedure on a patient who didn't have excess skin to remove.
You had excess skin from a heavy weight loss and it has been removed so you are bound to see a big improvement. I think that the common thing that upsets people afterwards is the scarring and you are fully prepared for that. You're going to look fab!
I have an additional incision going from the main one and up to my belly button (my little boy says my scar looks like an anchor
Lol!) so I have a bit more scarring than most others to worry about but it's faded so much already.
Talking of which - I have found an amazin deal on eBay for some silicone gel strips that are meant to work wonders on raised scars especially when new. Will post the link in a sec.
So proud of you for sticking out this week with all the suspense. Roll on tomorrow!!!
xx