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3month and 7 month
BR after 7 month
Healing well, revision in September
Like I said most off my old bras fit. Some are too small others are not cut right because my right nipple will not be covered. I saw my PS last week and spoke with him about my problem zones. He will do a revision to take more out and get them some smaller and to fix the upper pole on the right side. This should take no more than 2 hours. It should be less painful than the first time because no muscles are involved and he won't touch the nipples either. I didn't think it was painful the first time so it will be fine. Otherwise the recovery will be the same as my anchor incisions will be used again. I am very thankful to my PS that we agreed to fix it right away. I really do enjoy the new shape and think he did a good job!
Provider Review
At the first visit I really liked Dr. Lintner. He was easy to talk to explained everything very nice and answered all my questions. The lady which schedules the surgery is a little on the cold side for my taste but still friendly and professional. I stayed one night at the hospital and that was the only reason I saw the doc the day after surgery. Usually it's a week later which I find to long out. All the visits after the surgery were rather short and I would have wished they would have gone over each mile stone about my post-op time and tell me what to expect but they did it before surgery and guess they thought it was covered. I am not happy with my results as my size is still the same if not a little bigger. The shape is nicer so but I went in for a reduction. I was looking for a B and was told a C would be better otherwise it wouldn't fit to the rest of my body and if I loose any weight I would be flat. I agreed to a C. I have a DD now, he put about the same amount of silicon cc back in than he took out. I don't understand why he did that as for me it is logical if you just exchange things it won't get smaller. The upper pole, which the implant was supposed to give me, has been gone on the right side shortly after surgery as well. He offered to redo it free of his charge only hospital and anesthesia cost. I decided to go with a different doctor.