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I waited about a year after surgery before getting new ink because my skin was still adjusting. Placement mattered more than I expected—anywhere with stretched skin looked way different once I lost weight. A friend of mine got a 3D Areola Tattoo after reconstruction, and it looked super realistic. Always smart to check that your artist has experience with post-weight-loss skin.

Cross-addiction after bariatric surgery is something I didn’t expect, but it hit hard. I swapped food for alcohol and didn’t even notice at first. Therapy helped, but I also needed structure and support from people who understood. I’ve heard that abbeycare group's clinics offer solid programs for addiction recovery, including for those of us dealing with post-surgery struggles. Finding the right help makes a huge difference in breaking the cycle.

Sorry for bumping into an old conversation. Moving to another state while in the middle of completing insurance requirements can be tricky, but it's doable. It is better to contact your insurance provider and inform them about your upcoming move. They'll be able to guide you on whether you'll need to restart the requirements or if they can transfer your progress to the new state. I also suggest using a moving company, like Movers Boston, to move easier. I hope that helps!

Hi there! I'm so sorry to hear about the issues you're facing with your insurance coverage for your bariatric surgery. That must be really frustrating and disappointing. It sounds like you've had a tough time getting the help you need from your primary and secondary insurance providers. Have you considered reaching out to an insurance agent at thefinitygroup.com for help navigating this process and finding a solution that works for you? They may have experience working with insurance companies on similar cases and can offer guidance and support. I hope this helps, and I wish you all the best in finding a resolution.