Quote from: kira21 ♡♡♡ on February 12, 2015, 02:52:43 PM
How is the lower lip and chin? Is feeling back?
I went for my surgery and have the same, so it seems very common. I have had no feeling or motion in it for the last 5 weeks, I think it's been.
Kira,
As you know I had a bad, baaaad case of palsy to the area, I can happily confirm that the whole area has improved greatly, I would say my lp and chin was almost back to normal from 2.5 months on, i have no issues now apart from some slight numbness and when I drink some really cold soda type thing I feel like the outside of my chin is wet. So give it a few more weeks you will start to see a lot of improvement hun xx keep us posted
Quote from: mmmmm on February 12, 2015, 03:37:58 PM
It's funny how everybody mention this sensation loss in the chin/lip/jaw area. I was completely accepting and ready for it. And then nothing, no sensation loss there at all. That's great, but I could literally feel every single stitch in my mouth with every bite I made. I did only had minor chin/jaw work done though. And yet NOBODY mentioned that cheek implants hurts like f****** hell! Seriously all the other work together didn't hurt half as bad as cheek implants. And I didn't even had big or medium size implants, just a small tiny implants, only for frontal projection. And I even had that strange really really hard swelling (where you dont know if its swelling or bone or misplaced implant or what...) on one side of the face.
calicarly you look seriously beautiful on this new avatar photo.
Hi hun, good thing you got no problems wi the lip and chin , I didn't know that about the cheek implants (I didn't have them done) but it's good you're sharing that info cause someone else might read it and actually be prepared for it

thank you for the compliment hun
Quote from: alena on February 12, 2015, 03:57:29 PM
You're looking great in your new avatar! Great minds think alike - I put my gel on before I brush my teeth/get ready for bed. I use two sachets at present, so I slap some on an inside thigh and another on my midriff. I will probably get my forehead done in 6-9 months time - I'll see what the hormones do in that time. Congrats on the GIC, I hear they can take ages for some, I found this document quite informative about GICs in England http://uktrans.info/attachments/article/341/PatientPopulationSept14.pdf. Does that mean they will handle your HRT and monitoring from now on?
Yes Alena, always good to see what the hormones might do and get you on the right mindset too to get on with all these things, I read the document you posted, vey informative!! Thank you. Yes the GIC will take over the HRT and monitoring for a period of time, once they get you on a regimen that works for you they send all that info back to your GP For them to take back over with the best regimen possible. I'm excited, but at the same time I'm hoping the NHS tackles the backlog for GRS surgery.
I'll post some regular selfies and pics of me while out and about cause that's more natural thannthe ones I posed for DR Bart.