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Mary Lee Peters, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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3 months post

It is now 3 months post -op and I feel like the girls are finally starting to "drop and fluff". I was a little concerned at first to read that many of you were experiencing the drop and fluff within weeks, whereas mine were still hard and riding high even at two months. However, I've since learned that it really takes 3-6 months for them to really settle, and moreso for me since I haven't had any kids (meaning my skin had never been stretched like it is now). I'm still so very pleased with the size I went with because it fits my frame perfectly.

3 months post-op

Here are some pics I just took today.

It takes a lot of patience

...to wait for the girls to drop and fluff! I used to say that the hardest part of my BA was the day of surgery and the day after. But now I think the hardest part is the "waiting for my breasts to soften, drop and fluff" as many of you ladies have experienced. Along with that is wearing this post operative bra for three weeks and it's been a challenge to dress for work because my post-op bra has the band across the upper portion of my chest, so blouses look kinda funky. Here are some updated pics which shows there hasn't been much change. I've been massaging them 5x/day as directed by my PS and I can feel them getting softer. I am not sure what to do about the marks at and near my underarm left by the rash that broke out (my PS said it was a reaction to the antibiotics). Does anyone have any suggestions? It's very unattractive. But my husband tells me not to worry about it. He has been absolutely super throughout this entire journey and although he felt I was beautiful just the way I was (pre-BA), he has been enjoying the looks of the new girls and insists on doing my massages whenever he can!! I have started to exercise (core rythms Zumba style, sit-ups and butt exercises) and have had to take Advil afterwards for some discomfort. Maybe I should take it easy still. At any rate I feel great.

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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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I did most of my provider research online before selecting Dr Peters. I realize it's recommended that you consult with a few doctors before deciding, but after my first meeting with Dr Peters, seeing the facility and meeting a few of her staff, I already knew she was the doctor for me. And I don't regret it for a second. Her work speaks for itself, and although I am still a few days post-op, I love my results so far. Prior to surgery when I was undecided about what size implant to go with, Dr Peters took the extra time to meet with me to retry the sizers and go over once again my desires. Her input is valuable because it comes from years of experience.