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We and our partners process data to: Actively scan device characteristics for identification. I Accept Show Purposes. She mentioned the saggy skin and said she had her Tummy Tuck at a local hospital for FREE because she donated her excess skin to the burn unit. Apparently if you have a few pounds of excess skin and donate it via tons of forms you can get it for free!
I have never heard of that but I most certainly would love to know more about That is great information. I will definitely make note for when the time comes - I probably have enough stomach skin for the third world joking. Well she had it done that way in my hometown. So it must not be an urban legend for everywhere. Cadaver is never the first choice for any procedure, fresher tissue or bone is always preferred. But back to the Tummy Tuck , she had it done for free for our burn unit about 3 months ago.
I had a breast reduction 15 years ago, and I signed a release for my tissue to be used for that purpose I am sure the Shriner burn foundation has some strict rules, but a local hospital in a town of about 20, probably not too picky about where the skin comes from.
Of course I signed, what the heck did i need that extra skin for. So I talked with her today to clarify "free" and make sure I understood her correctly. She said the anesthesiologist's fee was free as was the hospital stay. No more updates, she is healing nicely. I haven't really looked into this for myself.
I have quite some time before I will be surgery ready! Great to hear. I was just going by the Internet, which says the "free" tummy tuck for donating skin is a complete and utter urban legend. I recently heard some iffy news of him though, apparently he didn't go to Med School for cosmetics but has been doing some sort of seminar program to get his degree. Someone said he had botched a Tummy Tuck recently. I think he has a website though. You need to be a member in order to leave a comment.
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