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drains coming out today
I decided to simply have the implants removed, which was my first instinct last year but I was too nervous about the result to go ahead with it.
So this week, she explanted both implants, removed some tissue from the left (non-cancer, no radiation) breast and lifted it, performed a fat graft to round out the cancer breast, re-sized my nipples and uh I think that's it.
Holy cow, liposuction really friggin hurts. I tip my hat to women who have extensive lipo.
Pictures to follow
So this week, she explanted both implants, removed some tissue from the left (non-cancer, no radiation) breast and lifted it, performed a fat graft to round out the cancer breast, re-sized my nipples and uh I think that's it.
Holy cow, liposuction really friggin hurts. I tip my hat to women who have extensive lipo.
Pictures to follow
Five months later
You know what? [RS bleep] cancer, that's what. Five months later, I'm still not fully healed up on the side that had radiation.
I have revision surgery scheduled for the end of March, which will close up a hole under my right breast, fix the remaining mess on my right nipple, do a fat graft so that my right breast fills out to be round (or rounder) rather than square, and lift my left breast and make the left nipple smaller.
Am I looking forward to more surgery? Not particularly. But I still trust Dr. Horton and she is optimistic about the results of the revision surgery.
I have revision surgery scheduled for the end of March, which will close up a hole under my right breast, fix the remaining mess on my right nipple, do a fat graft so that my right breast fills out to be round (or rounder) rather than square, and lift my left breast and make the left nipple smaller.
Am I looking forward to more surgery? Not particularly. But I still trust Dr. Horton and she is optimistic about the results of the revision surgery.
No new pictures today
I just wanted to post that I had my ~4 week check up yesterday, and she remains confident that my final result will be just what I want. I pointed out the asymmetry that I see, which again isn't a huge deal but I did want to get it out there, and she told me that my left breast is going to be completely healed up in another couple of weeks but my right one, the one that had radiation, will take another couple of months to come to rest because of the damage that radiation does. I still have the big ass scab on my right nipple, and it is only barely starting to lift. She's told me that I can come in and have her trim it down when it starts to lift, so that the whole thing doesn't pull off early. But I no longer have to wear the compression strap during the day! Yay! I hate that thing.
It's so great being in the office in a top that is cut a little lower, since I'm not trying to hide the strap, and without it, you can see that I'm at least a cup size smaller. NO MORE SLUTTY MATRON. Yay [RS bleep] though!
It's so great being in the office in a top that is cut a little lower, since I'm not trying to hide the strap, and without it, you can see that I'm at least a cup size smaller. NO MORE SLUTTY MATRON. Yay [RS bleep] though!
Provider Review
At my initial consultation, I found Dr. Horton to be very attentive and understanding. I felt validated in my concerns and comfortable that she knows what my issues are and can address them.