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Breast Lift + Augmentation! - Owensboro, KY
UPDATED FROM Ajm85
1 year post
1 year next week
Ajm85September 4, 2014
WORTH IT$9,800
Thought I would update and share some photos. Very pleased!
UPDATED FROM Ajm85
6 months post
6 months post op!
Ajm85March 21, 2014
Doing well! Scars continuing to heal. Can't wait till summer!
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UPDATED FROM Ajm85
1 month post
Looking great week by week!
Ajm85October 21, 2013
Continuing to do well! Tried on a former top tonight! Love the new fit! 6 wks post op tomorrow!
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October 21, 2013
Hey.... I am going in for my third consultation tomorrow and one says mini breast lift and one said full. I have had 3 kids and nursed all of them. I have a 14 month old. I am planning on taking a week off to heal and I have a ten year old that can lift him in the car seat/high chair for me, but I am worried about the recovery and having a toddler at home. Any thoughts and insights will help.
October 21, 2013
Hi! I took a full week and 4 days off work. The first 5 days are pretty rough but if you have help you should be good. And the pain was tolerable with meds. I was off pain pill and muscle relaxer by day 4 and only doing tylonel for a week after that. It felt like my boobs were engorged and I couldn't milk them! When I went back to work the only hard part was making sure I didn't reach above me head. And I actually have a physically demanding job but my md did release me back with conditions that I practice good lifting mechanics! Good luck and please ask if you have any other questions!
October 21, 2013
Oh and as for the toddler: I made just gave him plenty if hugs and kisses and would get down in the floor to hold him Oren him climb up to me.
October 24, 2013
How long until your scars don't show anymore? We have a similar skin colour and I am very nervous about scars!
October 24, 2013
They were pretty bad from weeks 2-4 and now they are progressing each day since I was given the green light to use the mederma. They look lighter every day. My PS told me 6 mo- 1 yr for them to be "unnoticeable" but I feel in another 2 weeks they will be very hard to see from the progress each day.


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