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My Breast Lift Journey So Far ! - Brussels / UK
UPDATED FROM kitten7
3 months now no problems and happy with results,...
kitten7January 6, 2013
3 months now no problems and happy with results, they actually jiggle like normal boobs now, and are getting softer each day. I took up running at 6 weeks and other gym work fully at 8 weeks...
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January 7, 2013
Hi kitten, have just read your story and its amazing. I'm really considering Brussels for an uplift that I've needed and waited for for sooooo long !! People think I'm mad when mention going abroad but after reading your review it makes me more determined. Can I ask who was your surgeon ? And what was the cost of your surgery ? I hope you don't mind me asking. I'd like to finish by saying your pictures are amazing and how your breasts WERE is exactly how mine look NOW, I hate them and can't wait to get them done !!!! X
January 24, 2013
You look great. Could you tell me, what size you were before and after surgery? Did you have any implants or strictly just the lift.
January 24, 2013
Hey girls, had consultation with dr Plovier on Tuesday, paid my deposit and I'm booked in for the uplift on Friday 22nd feb......can't wait, sooooo excited !!! Xx
January 28, 2013
Omg that's brilliant, I'm glad I have helped you in finding a Surgeon! Any question pre or post op you have contact me !
January 28, 2013
Hey kitten, yeah I'll be sure to contact you with any questions !! I can't wait to have it done. I'm the same as you were a 34dd. Dr Plovier has said I can drop a size too with the lift which is amazing ! Are you still pleased with yours ? Thanks again as if it wasn't for your review I don't think I'd have looked into dr Plovier [RS bleep]
January 29, 2013
Over the moon with them !!! Best thing I ever did, sad I spent all my young years that way and did not do it sooner, well good luck, the clinic is pristine peaceful and do relaxing you will have a good experience I'm sure !
January 29, 2013
I hope so !! I'll keep in touch before and after to let you know how I get on. It feels like I'm on count down and the 22nd feb can't come quick enough (I'm sure everyone feels like it) speak soon and again thanks, your experience just confirms this will be the best thing I ever do too x
February 27, 2013
Hey kitten, IT'S DONE !!!!!! I'm now 5days post op and I feel amazing. Can't believe I waited so long to do this. I just wanted to say thank you very much as it was your story that got me on the hunt for dr plovier !!
UPDATED FROM kitten7
Hi, well I will am 4 weeks PO now and things are...
kitten7November 6, 2012
Hi, well I will am 4 weeks PO now and things are going well, a couple of minor irritations have occurred both to do with spiting stitches, the first one was on day 15 I had a tiny area that was not healing very well on the vertical incision (right breast), I has my local nurse trim/remove the stitch and dress it, its healing fine now, then last night just before going to bed I checked my incision and on the right breast again at the T-Junction I could feel a little raise lump, I went to bed and woke this morning to find that the area had opened and found this cute little knotted stitch sitting on top (See picture), I am not worried but happy that this is out it has left me with nothing but a small superficial spot which will clear now the little creature is out !
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November 6, 2012
hi kitten7
Once again thanks for the update and sharing with us such personal details. I know i really appreciate it. I would have flipped with that stitch thing, im so pleased its sorted itself out. Im going to poland from the uk for mine and after reading lots of reviews on here about PS taking dressings off post op 14 days etc, im starting to worry a little. I will see PS daily for 5 days then thats it. Im hoping that if wounds dont heal properly i will see my local GP and nurse, if its anything major its only a 35 quid flight back out there. I am following your results real close and look forward to your pics. It puts my mind at rest at an anxious time so thank you again. x
November 6, 2012
I totally understand your fears, I was no different to you, everyday before the surgery I worried and everyday since, but I think that's natural, all you can do is have trust in your surgeon and make sure you look after yourself before and after the rest is just down to your own personal healing. Going abroad does give you that extra concern, but I did my research as I'm sure you have and kind of expected a few ups and downs throughout the journey.... But I would do it over and over again, so far my recovery has been great the shape is lovely and apart from them two little stitches poking through its been a breeze. The fact that your staying 5 days PO is great and you will be looked after, another girl on write her review after surgery in Poland and she had great aftercare and results. Contact me if you need any specific questions answered, this site helped me I'm happy to help, keep following my journey.... Each day is different, I will post done more photos soon :)
November 6, 2012
P.S when I had my first stitch poke through I almost fainted, I took myself to minor injuries and they were great did what they needed to do and booked another appointment for me to return, this week I also retuned to see my doctors nurse she took slot and gave me the all clear, so don't worry the NHS will help if need them. I'm very thankful to them.
November 6, 2012
hi again - yes i am on internet everyday still researching ha ha, do you know the name of the other girl? if she had boobs done i havent read that, i can only find other surgery. Can i ask did you take out travel insurance for surgery abroad or just make do with the EHIC card scheme thanks - kerry
November 9, 2012
You look absolutely great! What a difference. Glad you are doing well. Thanks so much for sharing. I am going in 47 days. I am so excited but very very nervous about surgery and recovery. But I have waited for so long to do this, I am going for it no matter what :) I am 34 yrs old and have breastfed 3 children. It's time to perk 'em up :):):) Your story helps alot. Thanks!
November 9, 2012
Thanks, and what a great age to have it done, I could kick myself for waiting so long, keep us posted on your journey, and feel free to ask me any questions ! Good luck
November 9, 2012
Well as you know it's been a month since my surgery, I posted some pics that I took today on here earlier today, I can't wait to exercise again, I was running aprox 25-30 miles a week plus attending the gym most days it makes me so happy ! I'm due to see my PS on the 20th Nov I'm sure I will be given the all clear to resume full activity, my upper body movements are getting easier everyday, it's amazing that one day you can't move your arms above your head and the next you can, healing is very gradual and you need to be patient, I still wear my surgical bra 24/7's, I can stop wearing it now but to be fair I like the support it gives, I still sleep on my back and I don't even need too ha! im a side sleeper but continue to sleep on my back as I've gotten used to it ! I'm going to start massaging now I think maybe I should have started earlier but to he fair I wouldn't have wanted to as I was still tender.
November 10, 2012
hi kitten once again thanks for the pics - im counting down thd days until 5th march until mine. i have my first saving gone over to my mum to keep for me £700 just another 2k to go. my flights and hotel is booked and paid for. I cant really see your scars post op at a month on. The shape looks well lifted and smart. Can i ask, the bot underneath (the red arch bit) i have seen this on another girls pic, is this normal as part of the lift? i have scars after my last BA but they were just tiny incisions that now are about an inch white scar. i dont understand the whole uplift thing. I know im having an anchor lift which i assumed was a fine line underneath wher they open then a line up the front and stitches around the areola. what do you understand will happen underneath as time goes on? sorry for being personal but im just curious. xx thanks kerry
November 10, 2012
If your having an anchor lift then the incisions underneath could vary in length depending on the shape and size of your current breasts, all surgeons have their own way of doing this. This incision should fade as yours did to a silver line regardless of length, my incision is becoming hardly noticeable underneath already at a month PO so I'm sure this will fade to a silver line also.
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