cornfish said:Got one sided and it's ok..........I mean I'd really like to get it fixed and go back to normal, but I don't want a crater there if they remove the gland.
I think until I can really find a doc that specializes here in MN i'll hold off. Hopefully run in and say it hurts like hell and insurance will cover it
Mr.X said:Letrozole with every cycle has pretty much kept me away from gyno problems![]()
sparetire said:I asked my surgeon if he was going to do anything with the gland and he told me no. I doubt that they will do anything with it unless you come straight out and confess to using and you want it petrified, crushed or remove. At least if you have the petrified or crushed, your chances of having pits is reduced greatly to none..
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i did it, with a top plastic surgeon and not happy, bumps in chest from lipo...and inside scar tissue bigger then the gyno, scars pain, nummness, sharp pains everyonce in a while. and this is 5-6 years after the surgery.
sparetire said:i getting the surgery done on july 12th. Got a grape size lump under my right nip thanks to tren. I have never heard of the "sagging" in anyone elses case, could it just be the constant stretching of your skin? Who else had this surgery done recently? want to hear success stories considering i'm going in next month for it!
ur2insecure said:Had the op, glad i did.......
The misses was looking at this site today thought id share it with my gyno bros who choose not to have the op .....![]()
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