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I have never once in my life been glad that I have small boobs (B cup)... until I read this thread tonight. Nipples drying up and falling off?! EWWWWWWWW!!! :)

Ducking to avoid shoes and large brassieres...

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I will say yes all of that can happen, There are risk with all surgeries. I had a lift 4 mo. before I had lapband surgery. They took me down 2 1/2 sizes and yes my nipples pointed straight down to my toes, I sagged terrible. I went in knowing I would also need implants when all was said and done my PS decided to wait until almost a year later to do the implants which I'm still healing from. I've had no loss of sensation as a matter of fact if the wind is right and your standing to close there's a chance I'd put your eye out. As far as pain, the Under the muscle Implants hurt worse then the lift. I must say I would wait until I lost the weight before I did it if I had to do it all over again, But they have held up beautifully.

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I will say yes all of that can happen, There are risk with all surgeries. I had a lift 4 mo. before I had lapband surgery. They took me down 2 1/2 sizes and yes my nipples pointed straight down to my toes, I sagged terrible. I went in knowing I would also need implants when all was said and done my PS decided to wait until almost a year later to do the implants which I'm still healing from. I've had no loss of sensation as a matter of fact if the wind is right and your standing to close there's a chance I'd put your eye out. As far as pain, the Under the muscle Implants hurt worse then the lift. I must say I would wait until I lost the weight before I did it if I had to do it all over again, But they have held up beautifully.

I agree anything can happen and there are really risks with surgeries. It actually depends on each person's situation. Most people who lost a lot of weight would go for a Tummy Tuck or/and BA. I think that's the ideal one instead of having the BA or lift first.

To avoid greater risk, people should go to a trusted surgeon - board certified, well-experienced, and referred by someone who had good results. Also, it is important for a patient to feel comfortable with his/her surgeon. Their minds should meet on what the expected result should be.

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Yes I agree, When I went ahead with the lift I didn't think I was gonna be able to get the lap band because it cost $18 to $24 grand here and I'm self pay. But I was blessed because my DH knew how much I really wanted it and he surprised me 2 mo. after the lift with the money to get it done(in Mexico) So that's why I'm backwards.

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