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scars red how long until they fade to white/skin color?
UPDATED FROM hannah8652
1 year post
dropped a lot!
WORTH IT$5,000
Hi. Been over a year since u had my uplift.
My breasts are far from perfect have sagged quite a bit. Probably due to my stretched skin after pregnancy.
I guess they still look better than before though
Scars are almost a white colour can't see the one underneath but other two are quite obvious, I do tend to scar quite badly though.
The loose skin and stretch Mark Sr the top Still Bother me but I guess there nothing I can do about those, even an implant may have made it worst by adding more weight leaving them to sag.
Any questions feel free to ask
My breasts are far from perfect have sagged quite a bit. Probably due to my stretched skin after pregnancy.
I guess they still look better than before though
Scars are almost a white colour can't see the one underneath but other two are quite obvious, I do tend to scar quite badly though.
The loose skin and stretch Mark Sr the top Still Bother me but I guess there nothing I can do about those, even an implant may have made it worst by adding more weight leaving them to sag.
Any questions feel free to ask
UPDATED FROM hannah8652
2 months post
I am now 2 months post op, I think my shape may...
I am now 2 months post op, I think my shape may have dropped a little, also the scars seem a little wider and redder now and the areola are too large for my liking unless my nipples are contracted then it looks a bit smaller, it may be it looks to big because of the red scar around it, which seems to be much more noticeable on the Right side
Have added pics of now with scars showing and one of when i was one month post op. The scars are obvious at the moment but are quite easy to cover with concealer and bb cream, An ex of mine saw them post op with make up on and couldn't tell i'd had surgery he thought they looked bigger ( it was quite dark)
In some ways I do wish i got an implant as i have stretch marks and a bit of loose skin on the top still which may have looked better with an implant to fill it.
Although over all they look a lot better than pre op ( if u minus the scars) I am just hoping now they don't drop much more and the scars fade to nearly invisible like some other lucky people i have read about (although with my skin type i wouldn't hold my breath!!)
Have added pics of now with scars showing and one of when i was one month post op. The scars are obvious at the moment but are quite easy to cover with concealer and bb cream, An ex of mine saw them post op with make up on and couldn't tell i'd had surgery he thought they looked bigger ( it was quite dark)
In some ways I do wish i got an implant as i have stretch marks and a bit of loose skin on the top still which may have looked better with an implant to fill it.
Although over all they look a lot better than pre op ( if u minus the scars) I am just hoping now they don't drop much more and the scars fade to nearly invisible like some other lucky people i have read about (although with my skin type i wouldn't hold my breath!!)
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B
May 2, 2013
My PS told me that the scars are most irritated between 2-6 months, and then will fade with max results at 1-2 years. Have you considered doing the laser treatment to speed that process up? I think they look fine, but understand if you're self conscious, and have been told the laser is a great way to get the 1-2 year results during the 2-6 months "raging red" stage.
Y
May 9, 2013
I think you look great too! I would not bother with the implants, you don't need them....of course that's a personal decision but you look great. :) my guess is it will take a year for scars to fade to silver :)
B
June 22, 2013
If i was you i wouldnt be too bothered about the scar, I mean they look better than before right? The scars (which look great btw) are the price for a great shape! Have you seen some of the UBL rewies here on realself? I don't mean to be rude but some of the ladies could have done with at least a lollipop scar... Just my opinion ;)
T
September 3, 2013
Hi. I had the same procedure 9 weeks ago. But I had an implant. I heard good reviews about Paul Clarke, at Transform regarding his scars. But I completely disagree. My incisions looked rushed and are far from neat! He put two very different cc implants in my breasts, this is something he decided to do this enough out my permission! My whole experience from start to finish has been a total nightmare. I'm glad your happy with your breast and 100s of other girls on this site. But so upset about my own, I wish I never had them done. I found Paul Clarke dishonest! On the surface he can turn on his Irish charm but don't think it's real!
H
December 27, 2013
Only just saw your comment. Really sorry u didn't get good results with him. They say every surgeon has unhappy patients and if they say they don't their lying, hope things improve for u
UPDATED FROM hannah8652
19 days post
Starting to like my new breast shape although they...
Starting to like my new breast shape although they still seem to drop a little at the bottom( perhaps from being a natural d cup!) How long can I expect this shape to last. Will there be some dropping sagging, if any one has expiriences of this would be great to know!
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M
M
March 20, 2013
Hi darling! Well, the shape from the first weeks do not keep, they really change in size and shape, also the crease take some more time to form... Consistency of mine breasts chaged too, becoming more soft with 1mo PO... But I believe you'll have great results, changes doesnt mean it will get bad, only that you're still healing and achieving the final results!
L
April 1, 2013
Hi Hannah your results look fantastic! Where in Manchester did you get this done? I live there and want to go for a consultation xx
C
April 30, 2013
Your results look SO good! I'm so happy for you! Any updates/improvements? I'm a 20-year-old looking into a breast lift and so far, you're the closest of age (in reviews) with the best-looking, non-implant results (I wasn't looking to get implants, as well).
H
April 30, 2013
hi, hope my update helped you. In some ways I wish I did get the implants, but who knows, if i did I may be saggier sooner and still have the obvious stretch marks and be regretting that, will speak with surgeon soon to see if he thinks implants would be a good idea x
C
May 1, 2013
It did, a LOT! Your results look so good, that's pretty much exactly what I'm aiming for! Are you using anything on the lollipop scars (which don't look bad at all, I'm really impressed!)
H
May 1, 2013
I'm using dermatix silicone scar gel when I remember, doesn't seem.to have made a difference yet though,.I really like the idea of staying natural with no implant ,but with out a bra I still don't have much upper volume but I suppose that is the shape of natural breasts.. my surgeons scarring was very neat at 1 week I couldhardly see where he had stitched. Better than a lot of pics I see online in fact, But my skin is very white and my scars stay red for ages. Good luck with ur surgery x
C
May 1, 2013
I'll keep my fingers crossed for you, hopefully it'll start working soon! And I liked the idea of staying natural without an implant too, because I'm a runner and I've heard girls with implants say they can 'feel' the implant move when they run, and I'm not big on that.
I am REALLY impressed by your surgeon, though. Your scars and shape look great, thanks for updating!
B
May 9, 2013
I just got back to exercising this week (including a 3 mile run) and haven't had any issues with my lift/implants. Just invested in quality sports bra (which you should do anyway to ensure you're not jiggling away all that lift!)
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