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Week 10 -- new pictures

UPDATED FROM Elizabeth Eugene
3 months post

These should work!

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Elizabeth Eugene
WORTH IT$6,500
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Mark L. Jewell, MD

Mark L. Jewell, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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E
June 8, 2013
you look wonderful!
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EE
June 9, 2013
Thank you! My latest concern is bottoming out. Do they look okay in the new pics?
E
June 9, 2013
yes they look great in new pics----they did not bottom out---they look natural
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EE
June 9, 2013
Thank you! I went into a bit of a panic yesterday, then realized that if this is the worst thing going on in my life I am pretty lucky!
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L
June 10, 2013
Hey girl, looking good! What makes you think they are bottoming out?
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EE
June 13, 2013
Lourdes, thank you! I saw my incisions moving up a bit from the crease and thought this could be a sign of bottoming out. I see my doc for a regular follow up next week, so I can inquire then. I think all is well, I probably just had too much time on my hands and went into a panic!! How are you doing??
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June 13, 2013
I gotcha. Unless the incisions are actually on the breast tissue (it would be towards the bottom of the round part of your breast), you're good. Another way to tell if this is occurring is you lose upper pole fullness and the implant settles mid nipple and below. I don't see signs of any of that in your pics. It's more likely that the implants are descending to their final position in the pocket. I do understand the obsessive checking though, I'm constantly checking my implants softness, upper pole height, nipple height, etc. Sometimes, I just have to step away from the mirror lol!!
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EE
June 15, 2013
Good information, Lourdes! I am frequently in front of the mirror, staring in disbelief! I am so happy that I had this done. What a difference.
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June 14, 2013
Hello Elizabeth I live in the springfield/eugene area and have been wanting a BA I also had a friend had a BA done and she as well went to dr, jewell. I really want to get mine done did you ever have much pain after the surgery???? Do they feel natrual? or are they hard??? and could you brestfeed with them??
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August 25, 2013
I am scheduled for surgery with Dr Jewell in early September...yours look beautiful and perfect for your body....can you say what brand and profile yours were? And thank you for posting his work
UPDATED FROM Elizabeth Eugene
3 months post

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I hope these work a bit better than the pics I loaded this morning.

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UPDATED FROM Elizabeth Eugene
3 months post

10 weeks post op

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Elizabeth Eugene
I still tune in to Real Self daily. Love reading the stories and advice. I absolutely love my breasts. For running, I wear the Penache bra, with racer back engaged. I cannot imagine any bra that would provide more support. For every day, I have fallen in love with the Felina. No padding, a bit of lace, and nice support. I think my breasts have dropped and fluffed, as my bras stil fit, but feel different. I didn't like this at first, because I enjoyed the post op look. I still get some occasional pain at random times and for short periods. The only limits I see are that I do much less pec work-minimal weight on the machine or bench press bar and many fewer push ups in yoga. I don't know if I will ever come back fully in those activities.

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