Re: hoochie lift

[Guest guest]

Okay, let me just say I have never heard of a hoochie lift, did not

know there was such a thing, & would have never, ever considered it.

Let alone thought of it affecting my sex life. Wait til hubby hears

this. LOL

Boy, I love this group. I learn so much.

Lorraine

> In a message dated 11/29/03 1:50:05 PM Central Standard Time,

Mylou52@a...

> writes:

>

> > I have read a lot about ladies receiving a " hoochie " lift as

well. Is this

> > something I need to discuss with my plastic surgeon. Truthfully,

I don't

> > see any drooping there but who knows after the stomach is flat.

Do they shave

> > you for this?

> ------

>

> Absolutely discuss this with your plastic surgeon. Many

feel that it

> part of the procedure and will automatically " pull up " there while

they " pull

> down " on the abdomen. Other docs couldn't care less about that

area. (My PS

> was appalled when I asked her if it would be addressed -- she said

OF COURSE

> -- she wouldn't dream of leaving it hanging!-- but I have heard of

many women,

> who after they have a nice flat tummy end up looking like they are

packing a

> pair of rolled up socks in their panties).

> Chances are, you ARE drooping -- you may just not know where

it really

> does belong! One plastic surgeon in our area responded to a friend

of mine,

> who upon seeing " after " photos and remarked that they seemed

so " high " --(with

> a laugh): I bet you have never SEEN one where it's supposed to be!

> I did not need to shave pre-op for this part of the tummy

tuck. My PS

> said she would just shave whatever was necessary while she was

working.

> I would definitely recommend getting the " hoochie " pulled

up -- it

> makes a world of difference (at least in my experience) in your sex

life. When

> the parts fit together as they were intended to, thing really rock

and roll!

>

> Beth

> Houston, TX

> VBG - Dr. Srungaram

> 05/31/00 - 314 lbs.

> 11/01/02 - Abdominoplasty

> 11/29/02 - 160 lbs.

> 5'10 "

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