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It's been one year.... already???
I didn't update much after having the surgery because we started getting ready for our big move. Ever since we moved things have been a little bit crazy.
A couple weeks after moving out here, I went to a Victoria's Secret store and got sized. It turns out that my actual size is now a 32d - the perfect size for my body. Before surgery, I thought a D cup would be too big, but they're a small D, which is just right. I am so glad I got it done.
A couple weeks after moving out here, I went to a Victoria's Secret store and got sized. It turns out that my actual size is now a 32d - the perfect size for my body. Before surgery, I thought a D cup would be too big, but they're a small D, which is just right. I am so glad I got it done.
Pic and some info
One thing I forgot to mention is that the pain and tightness in the early days of healing felt very similar to when I gave birth to my son and was engorged afterward. Anyone who has had children may know what I'm talking about.
One week post op
I finally got back into the swing of things yesterday (day 6 PO). The first week of my recovery went as follows:
Day of surgery is slightly hazy, as I was on pain meds. Day One and two PO were about the same. Lots of meds, a bit of a blur. I never had any nausea, but left the anti nausea patch on until the day after surgery, just in case. I slept in my bed with lots of pillows, propped up. It was uncomfortable for my neck and back. Getting up was the roughest part. My PS did prescribe Ambien, but I took melatonin instead. Day 3 I felt quite a bit better and ended up only taking one muscle relaxer the whole day. I still had slight pain, but it wasn't unbearable. Day 4, 5 and 6 have been much easier and I gained full range of motion in my arms day 6.
Now I'm just waiting for them to drop and fluff. I am not a fan of the way they look right now, high and tight. I will post a pic soon.
Day of surgery is slightly hazy, as I was on pain meds. Day One and two PO were about the same. Lots of meds, a bit of a blur. I never had any nausea, but left the anti nausea patch on until the day after surgery, just in case. I slept in my bed with lots of pillows, propped up. It was uncomfortable for my neck and back. Getting up was the roughest part. My PS did prescribe Ambien, but I took melatonin instead. Day 3 I felt quite a bit better and ended up only taking one muscle relaxer the whole day. I still had slight pain, but it wasn't unbearable. Day 4, 5 and 6 have been much easier and I gained full range of motion in my arms day 6.
Now I'm just waiting for them to drop and fluff. I am not a fan of the way they look right now, high and tight. I will post a pic soon.
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
10888 Foothill Blvd., Rancho Cucamonga, California
The first time I went into Dr. Bennett's office, the staff was so nice! When I met with Dr. Bennett, she was amazing. She's very friendly and courteous. She made me feel very comfortable and gave me alot of info.