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Lipo on the sides?

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How many of you got lipo on the sides with your BR? My surgery is scheduled for Dec 4th, and my PS didn't say anything about it at all. I just recently found out that some women have this done at the time of surgery. Is it worth it, does it make a big difference, is it better to have done with one incision over another? Any input would be helpful! Thanks.

Maryann

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There are many ladies that discuss the lipo along with BR at this site

http://www.breasthealthonline.org/cgi-bin/mwf/board_show.pl?bid=3

 

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Lipo on the sides?

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  Nov-11 11:07 pm
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Honestly, I had it with my BR (which was 6 weeks ago) , but I can't really tell a difference. I went from a 40FF to a 40C. I was told I was going to have it at my initial consult, but who knows- maybe I didn't get it and I just think I did!
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Lipo on the sides?

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Hi Maryann
I didn't have lipo with my surgery. I think it is only needed if you are a big women to start and maybe if you really have a lot of boob to lose. Not that I didn't have lots to lose, but I don't think I needed this. I weighed 189, 5'4", 40DDD at time of surgery. I went down to a 38C and now weigh 168. I have slight 'dog ears' on the side, but I don't think lipo would make a difference with that. I don't really care for the dog ears, but that is under my arms and not really noticeable unless I lift my arms up when I am naked. A bra and swimsuit cover it up. I do remember reading a while back about a couple different ladies that had the lipo with surgery and said that was more painful to recover from. I guess it is all different. But if your doctor didn't mention it than I guess he thinks you don't need it.
Good luck with your surgery and let us know if you have any other questions before your surgery.

Nancy

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Thanks so much for the response. I am 5'9" 170lbs 38DDD, and plan to go to a C cup. I have my pre-op appt the day before thanksgiving and I plan to ask my PS. I too have heard the lipo can be painful, hopefully I won't need it!

Maryann

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