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Old 06-27-2008, 01:55 PM
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Default Tummy tuck gone bad

Years ago I had a tummy tuck. When I came out of recovery, I was so distraught. I still had these large folds of fat over my pelvic bones, in which I still have to date. I cant seem to get rid of these folds. I was suppose to have liposuction after my surgery, but the Surgeon I believe has closed its business. I know most insurances do not cover this. But I need help, as to where I can go in the South east Region to have this corrected. My clothes look aweful, and now if I gain weight its the top of my tummy not the bottom.
Any help would be appreciated.
Flappy Folds South Carolina
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