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typos
sorry for the typos!
2 months post op
It's been over 2 months since I had my surgery. Didn't really bother with updating my review since nobody seemed to care (lol), but since I love reading other people's experiences, I thought I'd "give back", lol. After all, I've had some procedures done and I might as well share.
Anyway, the procedure went OK and the first thing I noticed after waking up after surgery, was that the worst part actually was the lipo correction of my inner thigh! I had a hard time moving around and my chest felt weird, but not really painful. As I mentioned, the most annoying thing was my inner thigh which I could hardly move without being in pain. Almost felt like a paralyzed leg or something that I had to drag along, lol. I stayed at the clinic the first night, and even though I asked for a single room, they put me in a room with another patient. I felt I couldn't really relax properly with a strange person being in the room, so that was kind of stressful even though it was only one night. Oh, I also woke from the anesthetics having a blood pressure machine next to me, as my BP had fallen a lot during surgery (scary :/ ). However, it was luckily soon removed.
The next day, after the Doc changed the bandages I went to my hotel. I actually felt alright and managed to go to the store and get some food and snacks.
After 5 days I finally got to go home. Everything went well, I only wished I had brought someone with me to help me with basic stuff, such as getting up and down from bed etc. I managed alright though, but it took a lot of time the first days getting up and down.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with my breast implants. I do regret not going bigger though. Never in a million years thought I'd say it, but it's true. I already asked the clinic if it's possible to go bigger without too much cost, but I was told the price was just the same as the initial surgery, so don't think I'll be doing it anytime soon. One of my breasts are a bit higher up than the other, but hopefully this will even out. I was told to wear a breast band for 3 weeks, but I only wore it for 2 (hated it!).
Anyway, the procedure went OK and the first thing I noticed after waking up after surgery, was that the worst part actually was the lipo correction of my inner thigh! I had a hard time moving around and my chest felt weird, but not really painful. As I mentioned, the most annoying thing was my inner thigh which I could hardly move without being in pain. Almost felt like a paralyzed leg or something that I had to drag along, lol. I stayed at the clinic the first night, and even though I asked for a single room, they put me in a room with another patient. I felt I couldn't really relax properly with a strange person being in the room, so that was kind of stressful even though it was only one night. Oh, I also woke from the anesthetics having a blood pressure machine next to me, as my BP had fallen a lot during surgery (scary :/ ). However, it was luckily soon removed.
The next day, after the Doc changed the bandages I went to my hotel. I actually felt alright and managed to go to the store and get some food and snacks.
After 5 days I finally got to go home. Everything went well, I only wished I had brought someone with me to help me with basic stuff, such as getting up and down from bed etc. I managed alright though, but it took a lot of time the first days getting up and down.
Overall, I'm pretty happy with my breast implants. I do regret not going bigger though. Never in a million years thought I'd say it, but it's true. I already asked the clinic if it's possible to go bigger without too much cost, but I was told the price was just the same as the initial surgery, so don't think I'll be doing it anytime soon. One of my breasts are a bit higher up than the other, but hopefully this will even out. I was told to wear a breast band for 3 weeks, but I only wore it for 2 (hated it!).
typo
should say smaller breast, not chest* lol
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Grozio Chirurgija