u/Chubzempic

Image 1 — 1dpo 360 TT, lipo, and fat transfer to glutes and upper chest, and I am miserable
Image 2 — 1dpo 360 TT, lipo, and fat transfer to glutes and upper chest, and I am miserable
Image 3 — 1dpo 360 TT, lipo, and fat transfer to glutes and upper chest, and I am miserable
Image 4 — 1dpo 360 TT, lipo, and fat transfer to glutes and upper chest, and I am miserable
Image 5 — 1dpo 360 TT, lipo, and fat transfer to glutes and upper chest, and I am miserable

1dpo 360 TT, lipo, and fat transfer to glutes and upper chest, and I am miserable

I thought I had prepared myself for what was coming by reading your posts and knew what to expect. Boy was I wrong. Everything hurts. The swelling is incredible. My dr has me so wrapped up it feels difficult to breath and it’s pressing into my ribs causing added pain. 😭 the back of my clothes are soaked in blood from the incision draining. Dr says it’s normal as my skin hasn’t sealed completely yet. What is draining in through my tubes is so red. Is that normal?

I know I’m being dramatic but I feel like I’m not going to make it. lol

u/Chubzempic — 6 days ago

Question for the men or trans men who are on TRT therapy. Did you stop taking your testosterone before surgery? If so how long before surgery? How long after did you start up again? If you stopped, how did you handle crashing your test levels? Would like to hear what others have/are doing? Thanks

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u/Chubzempic — 12 days ago

I am five days pre-op and wondering if I made a mistake and should have chosen to wait. I guess this is kind of moot now because the surgery is in five days and already paid for if I were to cancel now I would lose all my money. I posted some pictures so you can see my concern and hopefully give me some advice. After taking a hard look in the mirror, I feel as though having the surgery now may have been a mistake. I acknowledge that I have him a long way and I have no regrets about that but looking in the mirror I still feel as though I am carrying a significant amount of fat in my stomach. And I’m concerned that after undergoing the surgery that my stomach will not be as flat as it could be and I’ll end up having to redo this whole surgery a second time. When I see other people pictures, it feels as though their skin just sagged more and flatter against their abdomen while mine still protrudes a bit. My surgeon says that it’s all subcutaneous tissue my body developed in order to hold the excess fat, but I think it’s just fat and my surgeon is just telling me what he thinks I want to hear. Am I crazy? Has anyone else felt like this?

For backup information I used to be almost 500 pounds. I am currently 220 and have lost 280 pounds. I will be having a 360 TT with a “modified FDL” on my hips, MR, Lipo, and fat transfer to my glutes, upper chest, and shoulders. I can definitely see the sagging skin but wonder if I should have waited until I was below 200 to have the surgery. I just want to be flat and tight like I see all you amazing people.

u/Chubzempic — 13 days ago