I would think that if it saggy skin then there isn't much you can do. It might get a little better over time... skin does repair itself a bit. Maybe you could put on some weight again and fill it out a bit?.
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I would think that if it saggy skin then there isn't much you can do. It might get a little better over time... skin does repair itself a bit. Maybe you could put on some weight again and fill it out a bit?
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my mum has always said that makes it worse ><;;
I would think that if it saggy skin then there isn't much you can do. It might get a little better over time... skin does repair itself a bit. Maybe you could put on some weight again and fill it out a bit?
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My biggest fear is if i have another baby it'll make it worse and ill have to pick my skin up off the floor LOL
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Can you pick my boobs up for me while your down there....
HATE THEM
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I too have the same problem - I've just lost 17kgs after two big babies (9pd 12oz and 10pd 9oz) one via c/s, I think c/section scar makes it look worse! A friend of mine told me that if you see your GP and you've had a c/section you can go on the waiting list for a tummy tuck through medicare as it's not classed as cosmetic surgery, it's classed as reconstructive - not sure if you have to of had more than one c/section though - she's had three and is currently on the waiting list. I've also heard you can claim it through medicare if you have PCOS - not sure if its true or not though...
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Oh really? Because i have pcos... hmmm interesting. will have to see into that!
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I would think a tummy tuck would not be recommended for someone who is planning more children. Think of your stomach as a badge of honor. There are lots of women on this forum who would love a post baby belly! It is certainly nothing to be ashamed of.
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