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Tape free pictures

Here are pictures after tape and drain removal. I have some areas on my incision I'm concerned about, but the nurse I saw today didn't say anything, although I think her main concern was me fainting.

One week post op

I just had my one week post op appointment and got my drains out. I consider it a small miracle that I did not pass out flat on my face. It's not even that it hurt that much, but I was instantly dizzy, sweaty, and nauseous. I had eaten about an hour before and had taken a pain pill, and I'm glad I did. It was intense. But now I'm drain free and tape free. Crazy!
Pictures are from last night, so still with drains. I'll post new ones later.

Made it to the other side!

Surgery was July 16th. It was about 4 hours long, and I was discharged a few hours later. Everything went well. Doctor took out more than she was planning. 900 grams out of one, 1100 out of the other, for a total of about 4.5 pounds!
My drains are killing me. They are really my only source of pain. I'm uncomfortable elsewhere, but the drains are the worse. Took a shower at 24 hours post-op, and that felt fantastic.
I'm taking Norco every 4 hours or so.
Also, my arms are red and warm, which seems weird.

Provider Review

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
4070 Lake Dr SE #202, Grand Rapids, Michigan