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96 hours
The steri tape has begun to each a bit and I hope an I go for my 1 week post op they give me fresh tape. I tried on several outfits today that finally looked normal instead of like I was going to bust a seam or a nipple.
I think this is finally the right decision for my body and mind.
48 hours out
I am way smaller and tried on a button up top that I had to buy bigger in order to close and now it buttons perfectly with no pulling or fear of wardrobe malfunction. And this is with malt swelling...so it will only get better!
I am a bit sad at losing what was such a huge part of my life. I mean when you have huge breast from the teen years to your 40's, it's a big part of ones life. But I am have come to the realization that I still have a whole other half of life to live and can no longer let my breast get the best of me.
I am thankful for a wonderful doctor who has listened to me for the last two years and was able to work with me. I am probably not the best patient they have ever had but I will always give my honest opinion and be happy to recommend this practice.
Here We Go Again
But my breast...while they look fine, they are still way to bog for my liking. So today I had a visit with my doctor and after looking over my healing from a small area lipo revision, we discussed my breast options. Basically my options are a smaller implant or a total implant removal. Sadly, because I have such a massive amount of my own breast tissue, a smaller implant isn't going to do a thing for me besides give me some upper pole fullness. Which I can probably get from a good push up. But the clincher for me...was him having me weigh what would make me feel better 90% of the time. And the truth is, I want breast that are more proportioned to my waist and body. I want to fit into tops without having to tailor them. I do not want to put on two jog bras in order to hold them down to run. I don't want to look 10 pounds heavier than I am because of my breast.
I guess I needed to do this in order to realize I am more than my breast...and bigger IS NOT always better. I am scheduled to have my implants removed in July.
Provider Review
Dr. Pyle was the second doctor I met with to discuss my Mommy Makeover. Our initial meeting he was very warm and put me at ease immediately. He was careful to listen to what I hoped to gain from a makeover. He also explained the process in terms I could understand. After leaving his office, my husband and I debated and pro and conned both doctors we had met with. My husband's gut said Dr. Pyle was the one. I think I knew it also but after thinking about things I scheduled a second consult with him and he was accommodating. He could tell I was hesitant and asked the right questions to figure out why. After I left him for the second time I knew he was going to be my surgeon. He has been nothing but professional and warm from start to finish. His office is the same. Jessica is definitely an asset, as she has always been quick to answer or get answers for me. Even if I ask the same questions over but in a different way. I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Pyle and the rest of the staff at this office.