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2 & 1/2 months post-op!
Wow, I can't believe how quick summer is flying by! So just to update you all, I've been treating my incisions with scar sheets every other day (they're reusable but you have to let them dry after washing them) and they've definitely helped smooth out the scars. But they do still appear quite dark and noticeable. I've realized that I also have a bit of a larger gap between the two girls (more than I'd like) but I don't think that that's something that will change much. I'm not sure if it was the way they healed, or if it has something to do with the way the surgeon had implanted them. I was using a band during the first three weeks but maybe I could have tightened it a bit more. They do feel a bit somewhat firm still, but at least they're nice and perky. Surprisingly I haven't encountered any stretch marks and I've barely had the time to massage them with oil.
Overall, I am pretty happy with my results! They look even and I definitely feel a lot sexier! Although I am sad that I can't fit some of my old work-out tops... all I can say is, out with the old, in with the new.
I got sized at a local lasenza and turned out to be a 34C. At first,I was a bit disappointed that I didn't end up being a D cup like I had wanted but i've come to realize that it's different for every girl. I bought 4 bras during the sale they had at LaSenza (the ladies working there must have thought I was crazy running back and forth between the change rooms) but some of them fit really oddly. I was trying to look for ones with removable or minimal padding because I think it sits funny on my boobs since they're high profile. I can't wait to buy more bras!
Looking back now, I can't even remember what my boobs looked like before. I guess i've really gotten used to them now and I'm loving it! I never thought i'd know what boob greed really meant (since I was so shocked of how big they were at first), but to be honest, I actually wouldn't mind going a little bit bigger. It was definitely worth it!
Hopefully I won't ever have to get a replacement -crosses fingers-
Overall, I am pretty happy with my results! They look even and I definitely feel a lot sexier! Although I am sad that I can't fit some of my old work-out tops... all I can say is, out with the old, in with the new.
I got sized at a local lasenza and turned out to be a 34C. At first,I was a bit disappointed that I didn't end up being a D cup like I had wanted but i've come to realize that it's different for every girl. I bought 4 bras during the sale they had at LaSenza (the ladies working there must have thought I was crazy running back and forth between the change rooms) but some of them fit really oddly. I was trying to look for ones with removable or minimal padding because I think it sits funny on my boobs since they're high profile. I can't wait to buy more bras!
Looking back now, I can't even remember what my boobs looked like before. I guess i've really gotten used to them now and I'm loving it! I never thought i'd know what boob greed really meant (since I was so shocked of how big they were at first), but to be honest, I actually wouldn't mind going a little bit bigger. It was definitely worth it!
Hopefully I won't ever have to get a replacement -crosses fingers-
2 weeks post
I've been MIA for a while but I just wanted to write a quick update before going to work.
Since my return home, i've been extremely busy. I've been back at work now and my spring courses have already started. I was hesitant to resume work so quickly because of the troubles I was having moving my arms around so I tried to postpone it for as long as I could. I can say that up to this date, I hardly feel any stiffness unless I really reach for something. I did however put a lot of strain on my left implant as i reached for something out of reflex. I kind of panicked for a bit because i'm still early in the healing process and it really started to feel sore afterwards. I hope everything will be okay though.
Other than that, i've been able to shower and do everything on my own. I'm slowly transitioning to sleeping on my side again, but I don't want to put too much pressure on them either. I've been doing massages whenever I can, but honestly the clinic did not give me very clear instructions on how to properly do them (besides a piece of paper that explains it). I've been watching videos and asking other real self members which has helped me a lot. They do feel like two rocks on my chest still, but slowly dropping a bit each day.
I haven't removed the medical tape that hides my stitches yet so I really don't know what it looks like underneath, but I will probably do that in a couple more days. I'm honestly a bit scared to see it, but judging from the healing process, i'm sure things will be fine.
It's already been two weeks and it's still hard to believe that I finally have boobs now! It has honestly changed my life and I can finally confidently say that I feel like a woman now. I know it sounds kind of silly because "i've always had boobs," but I feel a lot more sexier and feminine. My clothes hug my body now and I no longer have to worry about pulling up my bras or fixing my top. For me, it was definitely worth the pain and struggle.
Although I hate to say it, but I'm kind of scared to get judged sometimes. It's not like this whole thing is really a secret or anything, but I'd just prefer if SOME of my friends and family didn't know. It's stupid right? They're suppose to be understanding. And maybe they are, but i'm just not ready to let the whole world know.
Since my return home, i've been extremely busy. I've been back at work now and my spring courses have already started. I was hesitant to resume work so quickly because of the troubles I was having moving my arms around so I tried to postpone it for as long as I could. I can say that up to this date, I hardly feel any stiffness unless I really reach for something. I did however put a lot of strain on my left implant as i reached for something out of reflex. I kind of panicked for a bit because i'm still early in the healing process and it really started to feel sore afterwards. I hope everything will be okay though.
Other than that, i've been able to shower and do everything on my own. I'm slowly transitioning to sleeping on my side again, but I don't want to put too much pressure on them either. I've been doing massages whenever I can, but honestly the clinic did not give me very clear instructions on how to properly do them (besides a piece of paper that explains it). I've been watching videos and asking other real self members which has helped me a lot. They do feel like two rocks on my chest still, but slowly dropping a bit each day.
I haven't removed the medical tape that hides my stitches yet so I really don't know what it looks like underneath, but I will probably do that in a couple more days. I'm honestly a bit scared to see it, but judging from the healing process, i'm sure things will be fine.
It's already been two weeks and it's still hard to believe that I finally have boobs now! It has honestly changed my life and I can finally confidently say that I feel like a woman now. I know it sounds kind of silly because "i've always had boobs," but I feel a lot more sexier and feminine. My clothes hug my body now and I no longer have to worry about pulling up my bras or fixing my top. For me, it was definitely worth the pain and struggle.
Although I hate to say it, but I'm kind of scared to get judged sometimes. It's not like this whole thing is really a secret or anything, but I'd just prefer if SOME of my friends and family didn't know. It's stupid right? They're suppose to be understanding. And maybe they are, but i'm just not ready to let the whole world know.
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