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19 Year Old Athlete Who Needs a Change
UPDATED FROM txtot.o
11 months post
Approaching 1 year anniversary
txtot.oMarch 9, 2015
WORTH IT$2,500
I've been meaning to put some pictures up for a while but never got around to posting them until now . Am I 100% satisfied with the final result ? No . That being said , I'm still so glad I got the surgery . I'm sooo much happier without DD's . My current bra size is a 32C/D .
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5 months post
Still no regrets
txtot.oSeptember 23, 2014
Hi everyone! I haven't been on here in quite a while so I figured now is a good time to update you guys. My breasts are looking better and better with each day. It doesn't even feel like I had the surgery this year. My scars have faded tremendously and I feel a lot better about how they look. In my last post I mentioned the sunken sides caused by scar tissue , I have been massaging them and they look better but still not exactly how I want them to look. Dr Kasrai assured me during my appointment a few weeks ago that if I continue to massage I will continue to see results so Im not at all worried.
In other news, I have begun to feel both a stabbing sensation and a burning sensation in both breasts that Im a little worried about . Im not sure if the feelings are at all related to the healing process or if its something else. Did anyone else have a similar experience?
I will post pictures in a few days :)
In other news, I have begun to feel both a stabbing sensation and a burning sensation in both breasts that Im a little worried about . Im not sure if the feelings are at all related to the healing process or if its something else. Did anyone else have a similar experience?
I will post pictures in a few days :)
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gagmeboobs
March 5, 2015
Can you post pictures? I would love to see how they turned out.
txtot.o
March 9, 2015
Done :)
UPDATED FROM txtot.o
2 months post
Bittersweet update
txtot.oJune 19, 2014
Hey ladies! I had another post op appointment yesterday and everything is normal BUT... apparently , the sports bra that I was wearing squished my breasts, so now 90% of each breast has reached normal fullness but one corner is like sunken in with scar tissue. If you look at the pictures I posted you can definitely tell. Dr Kasrai assured me that it is not a big deal and that I need to massage my breasts every morning and night with Aveeno lotion. She said they may take time to even out perhaps 6 months to a year :(. So for anyone about to get their surgery , make sure your sports bra isnt too tight.
Do I love the way my breasts look right now ? Not at all ! I think they look boxy and deformed but too be honest I'm not THAT upset about it because the situation will most likely regulate itself and if it doesnt there are things that can be done to fix them. Honestly , Im just happy to be active again and to be able to sleep on my stomach and side because back sleeping is just not for me. What are your thoughts on my pictures ? Has anyone had a similar experience?
Do I love the way my breasts look right now ? Not at all ! I think they look boxy and deformed but too be honest I'm not THAT upset about it because the situation will most likely regulate itself and if it doesnt there are things that can be done to fix them. Honestly , Im just happy to be active again and to be able to sleep on my stomach and side because back sleeping is just not for me. What are your thoughts on my pictures ? Has anyone had a similar experience?
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June 19, 2014
i can see why you are concerned but overall you have a superb result, really small and cute
July 14, 2014
Hi :) You've probably gotten a few different replies already, but I just wanted to let you know that the shape of my breasts felt like it didn't really settle until 6-8 months post-op. If you do the massage, and wear bras that are supportive but fit correctly, then I think you'll notice a big difference. Massage with lotion a couple times a day made a *huge* difference in the way my scars felt in just a couple weeks when I was diligent with it. I had very hard scar tissue with several really hard lumps and such and it's all smooth and soft now (still *looks* obvious, but oh well, can't have everything) - but the massage is definitely what made the difference for me, and I only started doing that a couple months back.
Good luck :)
December 22, 2014
I had this exact thing happen with my left breast too. I'm now 6 months post op. Massaging it really grosses me out but I do it when I can. My doctor also assured me it would be fine: if massaging it doesn't reduce the scar tissue lump she will inject it with steroids to break it apart.
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