Anonymous
12/27/2023 08:49
Subject: Pick One to Fix-Saggy Pancake Boobs or Flabby Belly
Anonymous wrote:I am currently recovering from a tummy tuck and breast lift. I would recommend you do both at the same time.
Congrats! Do you have the energy to share how it went? Who’s taking care of you and is it 24/7?
Anonymous
12/27/2023 08:48
Subject: Pick One to Fix-Saggy Pancake Boobs or Flabby Belly
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tummy tuck for sure. I’m 5’6” 135 (I lift weights, so I have good muscle tone) and I’ve had 2 kids. Shapewear can make my breasts look nice; spanx won’t resolve my excess skin issues. Planning a mommy makeover (lift, implants, tummy tuck, maybe some contouring lipo for a nicely defined waist) for 2024.
I’m with the other PPs. Is budget the issue? Because I would strongly consider breast work too if you can swing the few extra thousand dollars.
I’m 45. Not a budget thing as much as recovery and not wanting to get greedy. It feels like a slippery slope to do too much. I realize that sounds silly, but it is how I feel.
Not sure if you’re going for appearance or the fit of clothes. As a guy I’d say boobs without a doubt. I notice saggy boobs and couldn’t care less about a saggy tummy, but if this is about clothes then the tummy makes sense.
Op here. I have zero interest in what guys care about. Fyi-most women I know feel the same way. You chiming in came from a good place. Thank you. So I’ll do the same for you. Most of the women in your life, from colleagues to dating partners, don’t want their body parts appraised by anyone, man or woman. I’m asking people what they’d do for themselves, not what others want them to do. Hope that makes sense.
Anonymous
12/27/2023 07:58
Subject: Pick One to Fix-Saggy Pancake Boobs or Flabby Belly
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tummy tuck for sure. I’m 5’6” 135 (I lift weights, so I have good muscle tone) and I’ve had 2 kids. Shapewear can make my breasts look nice; spanx won’t resolve my excess skin issues. Planning a mommy makeover (lift, implants, tummy tuck, maybe some contouring lipo for a nicely defined waist) for 2024.
I’m with the other PPs. Is budget the issue? Because I would strongly consider breast work too if you can swing the few extra thousand dollars.
I’m 45. Not a budget thing as much as recovery and not wanting to get greedy. It feels like a slippery slope to do too much. I realize that sounds silly, but it is how I feel.
Not sure if you’re going for appearance or the fit of clothes. As a guy I’d say boobs without a doubt. I notice saggy boobs and couldn’t care less about a saggy tummy, but if this is about clothes then the tummy makes sense.
Thank god you’re here! We were all shyly waiting for a selfless man to chime in and give the only relevant advice to OP.
Anonymous
12/27/2023 02:45
Subject: Pick One to Fix-Saggy Pancake Boobs or Flabby Belly
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tummy tuck for sure. I’m 5’6” 135 (I lift weights, so I have good muscle tone) and I’ve had 2 kids. Shapewear can make my breasts look nice; spanx won’t resolve my excess skin issues. Planning a mommy makeover (lift, implants, tummy tuck, maybe some contouring lipo for a nicely defined waist) for 2024.
I’m with the other PPs. Is budget the issue? Because I would strongly consider breast work too if you can swing the few extra thousand dollars.
I’m 45. Not a budget thing as much as recovery and not wanting to get greedy. It feels like a slippery slope to do too much. I realize that sounds silly, but it is how I feel.
Not sure if you’re going for appearance or the fit of clothes. As a guy I’d say boobs without a doubt. I notice saggy boobs and couldn’t care less about a saggy tummy, but if this is about clothes then the tummy makes sense.
Anonymous
12/26/2023 21:23
Subject: Pick One to Fix-Saggy Pancake Boobs or Flabby Belly
I am currently recovering from a tummy tuck and breast lift. I would recommend you do both at the same time.
Anonymous
12/26/2023 09:45
Subject: Pick One to Fix-Saggy Pancake Boobs or Flabby Belly
Anonymous wrote:Tummy tuck for sure. I’m 5’6” 135 (I lift weights, so I have good muscle tone) and I’ve had 2 kids. Shapewear can make my breasts look nice; spanx won’t resolve my excess skin issues. Planning a mommy makeover (lift, implants, tummy tuck, maybe some contouring lipo for a nicely defined waist) for 2024.
I’m with the other PPs. Is budget the issue? Because I would strongly consider breast work too if you can swing the few extra thousand dollars.
I’m 45. Not a budget thing as much as recovery and not wanting to get greedy. It feels like a slippery slope to do too much. I realize that sounds silly, but it is how I feel.