I'm wanting to get some new business casual work clothes for my PP body. But I have that weird flab that hangs over my c section incision. How do you choose between lower rise pants that makes it hang over or higher rise pants that give you an awkward front butt?
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Higher rise pants and a longer shirt, ftw.
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Yea I can't do low rise anymore at all!
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Front butt usually means your pants are too tight! I had to go up a size.
My csection scar is even wonkier now that I'm pregnant!
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@Mrs. Jump Rope: I bought larger size in pants, almost too loose and I still have a front butt. And now saggy rear butt. Haha
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@Danizaur: darn!
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Mid-rise pants and longer shirts FTW.
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Higher rise pants, for sure. Everything sort of folds over if I wear low rise pants.
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@Danizaur: I keep hoping I'll wake up and it'll just be gone.
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Longer, looser shirts fix everything.
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@ladybee: me too.
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@ladybee: yup, me too! But it just doesn't seem like it's going anywhere. It was much easier to lose weight with my first but man with the second it's just tough!
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Haha I've always had a front butt because I have a huge vertical scar from a childhood surgery. It literally looks like a front butt!
I do mid-rise and longer shirts.
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@loveisstrange: Ditto
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Killer expensive but I swear by NYDJ.
I look so normal in them!
definitely trickery with tailoring!
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@lizzywiz: Yes! I discovered these during my postpartum shopping trip. Awesome line!!
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I would love to have it lopped off surgically.
I wear mid/high rise pants & long flowy tops & tunics. So basically I look still pregnant but it's better than the front butt!
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Dresses. Lol Pants are so uncomfortable now.
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High rise pants and a longer shirt haha!
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There are a lot of things you can do, like shape wear or tailoring pants for a custom fit!
Also, peplum style tops!
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yes to longer shirts - I pretty much never tuck in my shirt anymore!
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I filled mine with another baby
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@Danizaur: I also do pants over the weird flab and then a longer, flowier shirt, peplum, etc.
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Could you do flowy dresses?
definitely trickery with tailoring!
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