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Day 1 post-op: I'm really taking it easy and...
Day 1 post-op: I'm really taking it easy and staying in bed, the hubby helps me out of bed and is keeping me fed and hydrated :)
No nausea whatsoever and just some tightness and pressure, when I go from lying down to sitting up I have a temporary burning sensation, but it goes away. Can't wait for my shower tomorrow!
No nausea whatsoever and just some tightness and pressure, when I go from lying down to sitting up I have a temporary burning sensation, but it goes away. Can't wait for my shower tomorrow!
Less than 12 hours from surgery! My bag is packed,...
Less than 12 hours from surgery! My bag is packed, meds ready and I've had my last meal. The Dr. asked that I refrain from salty/spicy foods before and after surgery, anyone know why this is? Just curious...I'm the type of person to put hot sauce on everything :)
I ended up choosing a 371 cc silicone moderate profile & circumareolar "teardrop" lift, my hope is that this gives me the fuller more natural look I'm trying to achieve. BTW my stats are 124 lbs, 5'4 and 36 A/B at the moment, but I'm hoping for a full C/D in the end.
I've posted a few before photos and will update with post-op photos in the next few days.
I ended up choosing a 371 cc silicone moderate profile & circumareolar "teardrop" lift, my hope is that this gives me the fuller more natural look I'm trying to achieve. BTW my stats are 124 lbs, 5'4 and 36 A/B at the moment, but I'm hoping for a full C/D in the end.
I've posted a few before photos and will update with post-op photos in the next few days.
So 18 months and 4 Dr's later, it's finally...
So 18 months and 4 Dr's later, it's finally happening on 7/3 and I couldn't be more excited! I am 29 years old w/ no kids, but experienced significant weight loss of about 60 lbs a few years back. This weight loss left me with drooping, uneven and just plain ugly breasts. Being that I am young and don't plan to have children for about 5 years, I knew that an augmentation was necessary to restore my confidence.
So here's the story: My journey began last Feb with a trip from Boston to Philly for a consult with a Dr. who 2 of my friends chose implants with. At the time, I was told that I was "borderline" lift and could go with a large implant (500cc) and choose a lift at a later time. After seeing the great results of my 2 friends, I decided to book my op for mid April. Well here comes the beginning of April and I get a job offer and amazing opportunity to relocate to NYC, the only catch is it's in less than a month and a week after my planned surgery. Well long story short I panicked and called the Drs office asking if I could postpone due to the move, the staff was very understanding and agreed to let me postpone until I was settled in NY. Well I took longer than expected to "settle", but May rolled around and I was ready to schedule my new surgery date and went for my final consult.
Upon examination, the Dr said this time around a lift would definitely be necessary in order to augment and he was very concerned that his invasive anchor lift would cause unnecessary scarring. I was basically turned away and told to try a Dr. that specialized in lollipop or less invasive lifts. It was hard to understand at the time as I sat dumbfounded in the exam room, but I now appreciate the Drs honesty and concern for my happiness with the end result.
So my search for a NY PS began and I scheduled 3 consults in 10 days, I felt the first 2 Drs were very nice, but the results were not what I was going for. My last consult with Dr Freund went much better than the first 2 and I knew while speaking with him that he was the Dr for me!
So far all is going as planned and I'm getting more excited day by day, the Dr ordered a baseline mammography and everything came out fine. My final consult is on Monday and I will decide on my cc's at that time. I cannot stress the importance of going to at least 3 surgeons before deciding, if I had gone with the original PS a year ago, I would be sitting here with VERY large and probably saggy 500cc breasts.
This time around I feel much more comfortable with my decision. My research also made me far more educated on my options and I couldn't be more prepared!
So here's the story: My journey began last Feb with a trip from Boston to Philly for a consult with a Dr. who 2 of my friends chose implants with. At the time, I was told that I was "borderline" lift and could go with a large implant (500cc) and choose a lift at a later time. After seeing the great results of my 2 friends, I decided to book my op for mid April. Well here comes the beginning of April and I get a job offer and amazing opportunity to relocate to NYC, the only catch is it's in less than a month and a week after my planned surgery. Well long story short I panicked and called the Drs office asking if I could postpone due to the move, the staff was very understanding and agreed to let me postpone until I was settled in NY. Well I took longer than expected to "settle", but May rolled around and I was ready to schedule my new surgery date and went for my final consult.
Upon examination, the Dr said this time around a lift would definitely be necessary in order to augment and he was very concerned that his invasive anchor lift would cause unnecessary scarring. I was basically turned away and told to try a Dr. that specialized in lollipop or less invasive lifts. It was hard to understand at the time as I sat dumbfounded in the exam room, but I now appreciate the Drs honesty and concern for my happiness with the end result.
So my search for a NY PS began and I scheduled 3 consults in 10 days, I felt the first 2 Drs were very nice, but the results were not what I was going for. My last consult with Dr Freund went much better than the first 2 and I knew while speaking with him that he was the Dr for me!
So far all is going as planned and I'm getting more excited day by day, the Dr ordered a baseline mammography and everything came out fine. My final consult is on Monday and I will decide on my cc's at that time. I cannot stress the importance of going to at least 3 surgeons before deciding, if I had gone with the original PS a year ago, I would be sitting here with VERY large and probably saggy 500cc breasts.
This time around I feel much more comfortable with my decision. My research also made me far more educated on my options and I couldn't be more prepared!
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