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350cc, saline, bilateral lift
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Hoping to get rid of the pillows of padding I call...
Sab34October 20, 2013
WORTH IT$5,600
Hoping to get rid of the pillows of padding I call bras right now, and make a quiet transition to a hopefully natural looking lift and implants. 31 yrs old, breastfed 2 kids, 5'4 140lbs. I used to have a large b, and good shape. Pregnancy and bfeeding has left them at a small b and that's when I can mash it all up into my $60 bombshell bras...which I wear riligiously. I always had a BA in the back of my mind, and would love it to be the size of what I appear in my bombshell bras:)
UPDATED FROM Sab34
2 months pre
Before pics
Sab34October 21, 2013
Put up some before pics. So glad I can keep this private! Have a few questions. I have a 4 year old and a 2 year old. I'm not planning on telling many people I'm getting this done. I work part time and doing this on a Friday, taking a couple days off of work (we'll see). What can I tell my kids happened to mommy? I feel like they are totally going to blow my cover haha. Like go around saying 'mommy has owies on her boobies! They won't be able to hug me for awhile etc. Any suggestions?
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October 22, 2013
Hey have you decide if you're going to get saline or silicone also have you thought about the cc size
October 23, 2013
I had cold feet back in Jan but I decided to go through with it, I had 325 silicon moderates in yesterday. The surgery was quick and pain less, I also had my nipples reduced, I know I did the right thing for myself and don't regret it one bit. Pain is minimal right now
October 24, 2013
Awesome, thank you!! I'm scheduled and getting more excited every day now so I can't get cold feet now.
October 24, 2013
If you ever have those 2nd thoughts, its ok and normal. You wont even notice a big change with the 325s just perky!!
UPDATED FROM Sab34
2 months pre
How long did everyone wait until they went back to work?
Sab34October 24, 2013
I work for a medical company and do a lot of driving, little office work, lot of walking. I know everyone is different, but just curious. I only work part time.
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October 26, 2013
I am 9 weeks today from my BL/BA. Pain was really minimal; took pain meds first couple days. I have a couple minor complications that will require a revision early next year, but nothing major. I do feel, however, that driving too soon was a factor. I drove a few days after and went back to work part-time (desk job mainly). Too Soon! Should have taken off the whole first week, and not driven for about two weeks. We live in the mountains and have very curvy roads, so I feel I possibly put too much strain on myself too soon after surgery. Live and Learn! So much I know now that I wish I knew before, and still learning.
November 6, 2013
Yikes, ok good to know. My job involves driving for a good part of the day to my accounts. So I may need to re-evaluate!
November 6, 2013
You may not have the same difficulties I had. I feel like I really just did too much of everything in the first couple weeks. I didn't give my body an opportunity to adjust and heal. There is a good chance you would not have any issues at all. Most people don't. But, if possible, give yourself at least the first week to really rest and recuperate and ease back into your regular routine.
October 30, 2013
I'm at 8 days and I'm still doing nothing. I don't want to risk it, I would take two weeks if you can...but a week for sure!
November 6, 2013
Wow...I don't even have a full week I could take which is why I'm doing it around Christmas for the extra days. I guess I could call in sick but then I'll still have to take care of my toddlers. Hmm I need to get this figured out! The dr made it sound like it would be far easier recovery than my csection!
October 30, 2013
I was honest with my 6 year old and told her mom needed to spruce things up, and that she sucked the life out of them ;0
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