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Pre and post op
I think these will speak for themselves. They are from my surgeon. I didn't edit them at all.
JUST DO IT!!!
I have been officially released from my PS. I am 15 weeks post surgery and I must say I couldn't be any happier. I can't believe that I ever doubted this process. My official amounts that were removed are 680 grams from the left and 660 from the right. I am still amazed that I am on the other side of this. I was so worried about the end result and I must say I couldn't have imagined the results being any better. The healing was uneventful for the most part. Aside from the nausea and a small opening on the left breast at the T junction there is nothing else to tell. My surgeon was amazing and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this procedure anyone and sing praises with her skills.
As a patient you MUST do your homework. Interview your surgeon, ask every question you can think of even if you think they are ridiculous. Become an informed consumer. Do your research, check their credentials, be a good patient, follow your surgeons instructions to the letter, no matter how silly they sound. You must do your part for your results to fulfill your expectations. Do not cut any corners. What I mean by that is that if you have more confidence in one surgeon than another, but one is less expensive don't allow the money to dictate your decision. You must decide based on their skill; as your end result is a lifetime and you don't want to regret it. Do your part as a patient/consumer. Set yourself up for success. Take care of you; inside and out. Don't expect amazing results if you do not participate in the recovery. Surgery can only do so much the rest is up to you.
My pre op weight was 185. I have lost a total of 33 pounds since the pre and post op photos were taken. While I do think that my weight loss contributed considerably to my results I also believe that the skill level of my surgeon contributed as well. I will post the pictures in the next posting as they are on another device.
As a patient you MUST do your homework. Interview your surgeon, ask every question you can think of even if you think they are ridiculous. Become an informed consumer. Do your research, check their credentials, be a good patient, follow your surgeons instructions to the letter, no matter how silly they sound. You must do your part for your results to fulfill your expectations. Do not cut any corners. What I mean by that is that if you have more confidence in one surgeon than another, but one is less expensive don't allow the money to dictate your decision. You must decide based on their skill; as your end result is a lifetime and you don't want to regret it. Do your part as a patient/consumer. Set yourself up for success. Take care of you; inside and out. Don't expect amazing results if you do not participate in the recovery. Surgery can only do so much the rest is up to you.
My pre op weight was 185. I have lost a total of 33 pounds since the pre and post op photos were taken. While I do think that my weight loss contributed considerably to my results I also believe that the skill level of my surgeon contributed as well. I will post the pictures in the next posting as they are on another device.
scar treatments
Hi ladies,
I am wondering what everyone is using for scar treatment. My PS recommended and I purchased BioCorneum. I used it for the last 4 weeks. It is kind of expensive; $68 and I wish it had lasted another 2 weeks. I am willing to purchase more, but would love to know what everyone has tried and what has been successful. I do think that it did make a difference. Lets face it, with what we have gone through to spend $68 on scar treatment that is nothing in the big picture. We spent that and more on uncomfortable bras and clothes that didn't make us feel as confident as this treatment. My left breast is more red at the horizontal incision area closer to my armpit. I do think that for 9 weeks they look amazing and am 100% satisfied with the healing at this point. I do know that over time they will fade even more. Even if they didn't ever change from today I do not regret the decision one bit. I feel wonderful!!! Thanks in advance for the advice on treatments.
I am wondering what everyone is using for scar treatment. My PS recommended and I purchased BioCorneum. I used it for the last 4 weeks. It is kind of expensive; $68 and I wish it had lasted another 2 weeks. I am willing to purchase more, but would love to know what everyone has tried and what has been successful. I do think that it did make a difference. Lets face it, with what we have gone through to spend $68 on scar treatment that is nothing in the big picture. We spent that and more on uncomfortable bras and clothes that didn't make us feel as confident as this treatment. My left breast is more red at the horizontal incision area closer to my armpit. I do think that for 9 weeks they look amazing and am 100% satisfied with the healing at this point. I do know that over time they will fade even more. Even if they didn't ever change from today I do not regret the decision one bit. I feel wonderful!!! Thanks in advance for the advice on treatments.
Provider Review
Dr. Mc Cormack and her staff made me feel welcome from the beginning. I am anxious not because of her or them, but because this is a big decision and permanent. I am trying to be open minded and see the larger picture