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Wow I'm so pleased for you and as for the boobies I say good for you I've sent a friendship request so I can see your pics hope you don't mind, obviously it's of great interest to me seeing what I might look like next year. OMG I can't wait and I'd love a boob lift too, but can't see me...

It will be sometime next year. I'm having the op on the NHS so to obtain funding I have to maintain at BMI 28 or under for a year so should be about April.

Thank you for sharing your experience with us. You seem to have made a very quick recovery, hope I'm as lucky lol. Looking forward to seeing your pics.

Photos look amazing hun. Ooh I'm getting excited If I look like you 2 weeks post op I'll be well chuffed.

Glad to hear everything went well. Just looked at your pics and you're looking good hun, but it does look very painful. Take it easy and get plenty of rest and you'll be back on your feet in no time. Thank you for sharing your experience with us, it really is helpful for all us who are...

Wow that is quick. In my neck of the woods funding has to be agreed before you even get to see a surgeon. I waited 3 months just to get a reply from the pct.:eek:

Congratulations. I'm hoping to have one on the nhs next year. My pct asked me to apply again when I have maintained my weight loss for a year. Good luck and let us know when your op is.

All the best for tomorrow hun. Hopefully this time next year I will have had mine done too. Take care.x

Thanks for letting me see your pics. I will be looking out for your post op ones. As I said in my PM good luck for Tues and here's to a flatter tummy.

I can totally relate to your story re: having less body confidence since losing the weight, although I'm married and didn't have to warn my husband I still feel I look worse naked now than I did before I lost the weight. Good luck hun, I'm hoping to have a T.T next year, so will be very...

Thats fantastic news!. I'm so pleased for you.:)

Hopefully it will be all over and done with now and everything will have gone smoothly. Trina when you're up to it give us an update. xx

I think it's up to your gp, because when my doc referred me the pct wrote back requesting more info on me.

You really need to know their reasons for refusal, before you can fight back. I have lost just over 5 stone and my pct refused on the grounds that I need to maintain my weight loss for a year. So I'm going to reapply again next year. My pct sent me, and my gp a letter advising the reasons...

Have the PCT given a reason for their refusal, is it that you don't meet their criteria or that they just don't fund this type of procedure?

How fantastic for you. Well done.

Your GP needs to apply to the pct for funding. Get on the case asap it can take months for them to make a decision. Good luck and well done on the weight loss.

My gp requested funding fof a TT for me I meet the criteria set by my pct but have to maintain for a year. Hopefully this time next year I will have a flat tummy instead of this gross overhang I have at the minute.

Brilliant news Trina. You'll be looking fab for Xmas. Hoping to get one myself next year.

I was quoted £4700 to have a TT not sure about the private health care though.