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Feeling like a whole new woman
So, Tuesday I went to have them out. It was done in office. The Dr. gave me medication that basically knocked me out, numbed the area, and removed them. I don't remember much of anything from Tuesday. Wednesday I took the bandage off and switched to a sports bra... my incision (areola) was covered with gauze, so I didn't get to see what my nipples actually looked like, but my breasts looked pretty good! They looked very similar to how they looked before breast implants. For the past couple days I've been resting in bed- I was on painkillers which pretty much knocked me out, but I stopped taking them yesterday and now I'm feeling great!
I get to take a shower today and remove the gauze that's still covering my incisions.
I am SO glad I removed my breast implants!! It feels awesome not carrying around all that extra weight! I would definitely recommend implant removal to anyone who is considering it. My body feels like it's 100% all mine again and it feels so good
I get to take a shower today and remove the gauze that's still covering my incisions.
I am SO glad I removed my breast implants!! It feels awesome not carrying around all that extra weight! I would definitely recommend implant removal to anyone who is considering it. My body feels like it's 100% all mine again and it feels so good
It's time! I'm here!
I'm at the doctors right now! I was getting really nervous, but I feel way more comfortable after talking to the medical assistant, and now I'm back to being excited! I'll update after.
almost time!
the day after tomorrow, I will be implant free! Every time I look in the mirror, I picture what my body will look like without these huge breasts, and it makes me happy. I can't wait to feel like a normal person again, without two huge embarrassing bags of silicone!!! I can't believe how excited I am about having small breasts again. I'll get to wear cute lacy bras, or those cami tank tops with the built in bra, and bathing suits that don't make me feel obscene.
My advice to anybody considering breast implants: do your homework. Spend so much time researching, and then spend even more time. Go on numerous consultations. Talk to women who have had implants. And go for a size that's smaller than you want. If my implants weren't this big, I'd definitely consider keeping them. However, at the time, the doctor told me "the number on cause for dissatisfaction is going too small. most women have a second surgery to go bigger" foolishly, i decided to just go big the first time to avoid a second surgery- HA HA HA, yeah right, that worked out so well.
I'll update again. I've got my post surgery supplies- sports bras, comfort food (jello, pudding, soup, etc), my laptop, a neck pillow (helped so much after the first surgery), and a pretty rad coloring book, because seriously who doesn't like to color.
T-Minus 38 hours and counting!!
My advice to anybody considering breast implants: do your homework. Spend so much time researching, and then spend even more time. Go on numerous consultations. Talk to women who have had implants. And go for a size that's smaller than you want. If my implants weren't this big, I'd definitely consider keeping them. However, at the time, the doctor told me "the number on cause for dissatisfaction is going too small. most women have a second surgery to go bigger" foolishly, i decided to just go big the first time to avoid a second surgery- HA HA HA, yeah right, that worked out so well.
I'll update again. I've got my post surgery supplies- sports bras, comfort food (jello, pudding, soup, etc), my laptop, a neck pillow (helped so much after the first surgery), and a pretty rad coloring book, because seriously who doesn't like to color.
T-Minus 38 hours and counting!!