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LOVE the new look!

UPDATED FROM kaye_VK
2 years post

Updates for you :)

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WORTH IT
Not much just to show the healing -

kaye_VK's provider

Stiles T. Jewett, Jr. M.D. (retired)

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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S
August 28, 2015
did you try massage the scar ? with oils or silicon i dont know ?
are you happy doing the surgery (2years later) ? :)
K
September 3, 2015
Oh I massage it all the time. I think unless I go in and get scar revision at this point it won't change much. But it's underneath and I really am not too bothered by it. I'm very happy I did it.
UPDATED FROM kaye_VK
7 months post

Almost 3 months.....and a new size when bra shopping

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So I went to get measures the other day and the lady at Macy's says I'm a 42C/D. I'm so confused! Before I was wearing a 36G?

I really want to get a nice demi push up bra but I am STILL having trouble finding a size over 38. Any ideas?

Also here is the pic of my new boobs. Still healing. I'll take a picture with it off so you can see the true healing and where it is at 3 months. I had a split late in the process so I am still being more careful. Personally I think it's because I used palmer oil too soon and it made my skin too soft and things split. I won't use it again until all of the seams are completely together. :)

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July 15, 2013
About bra sizing as a rule of thumb the best way to get the correct size is to measure yourself using a measuring tape with inches. Tighten the tape well under the boobs. The tape should ideally be about an inch lower at the back than the front, as this is where the bra is supposed to sit. The band sizes comes in increments of two, as in 30, 32, 34 etc. If you measure 33, the correct band size is 34. Then measure yourself over the fullest part of the bust. For each extra inch you add a cup size. I measure 31 inches underbust, and currently I measure 36 inches over the fullest part of the bust. This takes me to a 32DD UK size. At 3 months post op I was a 34 DD, so expect your size to change with time.
UPDATED FROM kaye_VK
5 months post

Healing takes time

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Just posting more pics, I'm still babying the left side still. Silver pads and slooooow healing.

Apologizing again for the atrocious spelling ! iPhone typing!

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