I went for my first consultation summer 2019. This is where my journey begins. I just though I had small kinda weird boobs but never really thought buying about it. Until I walk into my first consultation to be told I have Tuberous Breast Deformity. That this procedure was too complicated for her and I would go on NHS as they would cover this. Left the room like I had been punched in the face. So I start googling TBD. The practise were great and said they have other surgeons and to come back and see one of them. I had other consultations with different people and even went to see my GP who then passed me to the breast clinic at the hospital, who said I had a strong case. I felt horrendous of the idea taking money from the NHS so I just left it and pushed it to the back of my mind. Roll on the crazy year of 2020. Husband turns around and says"you may aswell look at getting your boobs done as the kids aren't at school". So I go back to Enhance and see the wonderful Dr Seno. Upon meeting him I felt at ease. He was confident in what he could do AND thought he could get me close to a D cup, where all the other surgeons said C as I did not have much stretch in my skin so I could only go to maximum of 375cc HP in my left and 325cc MP+ in my right to even them out.
I found after seeing 2 other surgeons he was very through and took his time with all my questions. He was very calming talking to me before I was put to sleep and reasurred me about what was going to happen etc. I had my surgery 0ct 2019 and I'm super happy with my amazing boobs!
Booked in for reduction/ lift next week , Thought it would be good to share my story to possibly help others. My breasts have ranged between a dd and h over the last 25 years and this is something I’ve wanted my entire adult life for many reasons! I’m a mum of 4 so my boobs have done their thing lol time for them to be pretty so I can have some confidence and start to love them instead of loathe them ! 6 more sleeps wish me luck ! Updated on 17 Sep 2019: So today I finished packing my bag for my night start at Dolan Park bromsgrove 19-21 sept. I’m a mum and haven’t spent any time in hospital at all apart from for a night after the birth of each child! I’m worried most about the recovery time more than anything else as my 2 youngest children are autistic and won’t understand that I’m off limits for a while! Hubby has taken a week off work from my surgery date then family will come to stay to help me with bathing , dressing and general helping around the house with the kids ! The lack of control is starting to make me anxious ! So , bags packed and all ready today I’ve purchased 2 extra special bras (forgotten the name) I’ll list that in the comments Thought it would Be good to get a photo of what my breasts look like in them now and take a pic after surgery to see the difference ! I don’t mind my boobs in a bra but out of one all droopy and gross I totally detest them ! The twins have done me proud, they have given my babies the best start in life. Time for me to happy with how they look and hopefully reduce the strain on my neck and shoulders ! Updated on 20 Sep 2019: So it’s been over 12 hours since I woke in recovery. I felt sick which is common and was given anti sickness. I had a fair bit of tightness in the sternum but apart from that pain was minimal. I was given oxygen to help clear the anaesthetic from my system but oxygen makes me feel nauseous ???? It soon pasted and I was back on the ward having a glass of water and a cheeky peak of the twins for the very first time Dr Seno came to see my briefly to say he was happy with how things went and to check my nipples nice and pink he said and that he’d be back in the morning to check up on me x So far the pain has been managed well and the nurses here are super lovely and genuinely caring x I’ll update more before leaving to return home on Saturday On the evening of surgery my left breast was really swollen and painful and the drain was collecting lots of fresh blood. The night staff at Dolan park hospital were amazing and really made me feel at easy about it while they called dr seno for what was to be done. I was given some pain relief and fluids through a drip as my blood pressure was extremely low. All night they changed my ice pack and checked my bp heart rate and temperature At 8am this morning Dr seno took me back to theatre to find the bleed and get it sorted. I had a hematoma. I came round shortly after and have been taken care of today by a lovely nurse called Sharni Everyone here is so kind Updated on 21 Sep 2019: On Thursday 19th September I arrived here at Dolan Park hospital For my Breast reduction with Dr Seno. Firstly I want to say from start to Almost finish (as I’m still here )the staff here have been fantastic. From Reception to the lovely ladies that help clean and see to your meals to the wonderful nurses this hospital is a wonderful place. I’ve felt so comfortable here and not once been made to feel my needs or wants haven’t been met ! Sharni and Betty have been especially lovely to me and made me feel at ease when the complications after my surgery arose. I developed a hematoma on my left side and have had to to stay for a while longer, I’ve come alone and im very anxious and worried about what’s happened but the staff have really made me comfortable and explained things to me in a professional but caring manner. My surgeon Dr Seno is amazing when the compression and the bra was taken off for the first time today I stood sobbing in the mirror because I couldn’t quite Believe it was me! i have a waist! It’s been such an amazing experience and although I wish I was sat writing this from my bed at home I’m very grateful that the hospital have decided to keep me in a little longer for further monitoring ! Updated on 27 Sep 2019: So I’m 8 days post op , they allowed me to leave Dolan Park on Sunday and was collected at 11am from the clinic to be driven Back home x As happy as I was to be going home I was was anxious leaving with the left drain still attached to keep a record of the fluids I was losing ! I arrived home and rested for the following few days managing the pain with the cocodimol prescription they had given me and course of antibiotics. Today I went to the clinic for my 1 week post op appointment where the nurse removed all my dressings and the steristrips to give it a good clean and to remove the drain from the left breast ! Heaven in finally able to move freely and apart from the paracetamol wearing on I’m feeling really good! My boobs are so pert and small and my nipples no longer resemble a quarter pounder burger ???? they are small and pretty and I’m so super happy with the result and that I’ve found dc seno to perform my operation x The nurses redresses the breasts and tells me she’ll see me again in a week and to keep them completely dry and in the Macom bra night and day for another 7 wks I hate wearing bras but I know my boobs need the support now and I need the compression to help the healing. Overall im in love with my new boobies and can’t thank dr seno and the staff at aDolan Park Enough ???????????? Updated on 4 Oct 2019: So I’m waking this morning I’m day 16 post op. My boobs (girls) are doing great and I had a check up yesterday and had the dressings taken off, everything is healing beautifully and I cannot thank Dr A Seno enough for the amazing work he’s done making the girls look as neat as they do ???? I can finally have a shower I couldn’t be happier with my results and know that I will only be happier in time when they settle properly. I still have some tenderness on the sides of the breast and underneath on the stitch-line apart from that im great x x Still taking co codamol pain relief every 4 hours but that’s out of routine now More than need , will change it to paracetamol as needed today x I can still feel some dissolvable stitches along the underneath and still have a few around the nipple but everything is as it should. I’ll update again in a week or so Updated on 10 Oct 2019: So i woke this morning not feeling well at all! I felt weak and shivery not myself at all and the right breast let totally different to the left Having breastfed my children I knew what mastitis felt like a burning tingling sensation and this was similar I made a call to my gp for an emergency appointment which I got luckily early afternoon The Dr confirmed I have an infection and that the cut under the breast looked very red and sore. I’d taken pics of each breast and the right had a red rash but couldn’t get a good image of underneath! The doctor took the last image and told me to forward to my care coordinator at the hospital group with an explanation of the drs finding and the details of anti biotics ! Updated on 16 Oct 2019: I wrote a post last time to say I’d woken unwell and since then the antibiotics Worked to some extent but not totally so I called the hospital group Exeter 2 days earlier than my planned return check up date of tomorrow 4wks post op. The nurse was so happy with how everything was looking and said to finish the course of Flucloxacillin and she placed an iodine dressing on the infected area ! She said she’d look at it again on Thursday and things would hopefully look better ???? they aren’t the wound is now open and I’m panicking what will happen tomorrow and what they will do next? If anyone has had this happen I’d be grateful of some advice ????
On my first visit to the hospital group when I met Mr Seno I knew he was the Doctor for me. I had had consultations at other U.K. clinics and was put off and still on the search. I saw him another one time just to ask more questions and just wanted to see him one more time before I booked my surgery to make sure. I can not explain his wonderful presence enough, he made me feel so comfortable and really took on board what I wanted. Arrived at Dolan Park on the 6th April. Was greeted by nurses to check paper work and just gave me a rough time he would be ready. I just sat watching tv or on my phone. He came in later to take pictures and talk about what was going to do. And then an anesthetiser came in also. I am allergic to penicillin and they were so on board with making sure no mistakes were made. When I was took down to theatre I was a little bit nervous but it’s weird how comfortable I felt with these strangers in my company. Belief it or not the most painful part of the experience was needle in my hand. I then was told I’d feel a bit drunk and I said oh I feel nothing yet and then next second gone. Woke up fine. Literally like I had a nap. No pain what so ever. A bit dry lips and mouth and weird nose being blocked and a splint on my face. That night they done soo much for me every time I rang the bell they came and nothing was too much trouble. All the nurses felt like friends popping in. First night I woke up every 45 mins needing a drink. This went down each night since. When I left I was given all I was needed and I had calls from nurses to make sure I was fine. Honestly I have not felt any pain what so ever since having it done. I’m only a month out but I’m so happy. Nose is still changing but I want to say I highly recommend Mr Seno so much for doing such a good job and what I asked for and making it fit so well it just like the nose I was meant to have doesn’t look fake at all. Over all rating 5\5*
Nearly a month ago now I had rhinoplasty & breast augmentation with Adriano Seno - I have to say I was apprehensive going for another consultation (I’ve been for a few over the years & never felt comfortable with anyone I’ve spoken to) but Mr Seno went the extra mile. I knew he knew what he was doing & I know a couple of girls who he had operated on & they’ve been happy with their results. I was originally a 34A (this is the size I felt fit me, Mr Seno said I was probably more like a B) & I have wanted my boobs done since I was 14 when all my friends had them and mine never appeared. & I wanted to be a DD! (yet to be measured) Some surgeons act like your new best friend but he was very thorough in explaining the process and what he would need to do with my rhinoplasty & B.A. I tried the sizers and decided on the 400’s, my boobs aren’t symmetrical at all so knew I’d need a bit more in my right breast. I’m a size 10/12 and quite tall so he said I’d be able to pull it off without them looking silly. I booked it in December for March time & before I knew it March was here!!! I was feeling a bit on edge about being put under as I’d never done anything like that before so I had booked in to see him the weekend before my surgery was due. I’m not just saying this but I walked out literally feeling absolutely fine & had no issues with what he told me, he had been very upfront about what was going to happen & I am so glad I went in to see him. THE DAY WAS HERE!!! I got to Dolan Park hospital at 9am, for anyone who lives in the UK I highly recommend it, it doesn’t even look like a hospital, more like a hotel! I checked in, the staff were absolutely lovely (Sarah in particular made my stay really welcoming) showed me around & got me into my gown & tights. Mr Seno came around to mark me up around 11, I had a little sleep & another lovely lady called Zoe came down to take me to theatre at around 1:30. I woke up at around 5:30 in a bit of a panic as I couldn’t breathe through my nose at all but I had no pain just felt really uncomfortable, just feels like a really heavy cold! Sarah checked my BP every half an hour & I had nurses in and out checking me & making sure I was drinking okay. As soon as I was able to get myself up I went to the bathroom to check myself over, immediately just thrilled with what I’d done & feeling like I can now start to look people in the eye without feeling self conscious like I used to. Mr Seno came round in the morning to check me over at around 10am & I was able to go home around 11! Another lady called Sarah came in to see me and told me everything I would need to do with my meds & I was on my way home! I can’t stress enough how I’ve had no pain just discomfort especially in my face but the week after when the cast was taken off it all subsided and I was able to start feeling more myself. For anyone thinking of B.A or rhinoplasty I highly recommend Adriano Seno, it’s still early in my recovery but I’m thoroughly pleased with my results! Any questions please feel free to drop me a message or write a comment I’m happy to reply & thanks to everyone on here who’s shared their stories they’ve helped me massively over the last few months. Updated on 18 Apr 2019: Updated on 20 Apr 2019: Updated on 30 Apr 2019: Updated on 30 Apr 2019: They look soft some days & others they look hard and weird shaped, I like them today! Updated on 3 Nov 2019: Had a few messages recently, this is what they’re like now - really pleased with the results, when I move, they move!! Updated on 3 Nov 2019: Updated on 9 Nov 2019: I still get days where I think they’re quite hard & other days I love them. Today is a day I love them, it’s so nice waking up and just knowing I’ve done this and I finally have some boobs ????
I had my BA through The Hospital Group. From my first consultation with Mr Seno I knew that I would choose him for my surgery. He was very professional, caring & answered all my questions. Most importantly he wasn't pushy in any way and I did not feel rushed. I wanted to have the most natural look I could get & wanted something that would fit & suit my frame. He advised that I had my implants place under the muscle & had the 'teardrop' shape implant. What an amazing job he did! My surgery was at Dolan Park, it went very well. I have had minimal bruising & pain. At my first post op appointment I was shown my scars, i couldn't believe how small the incision was- so neat & tidy. I was so well cared for by all the staff & am forever grateful for having such a fantastic journey. I am just 3 weeks post op & I am feeling great. Thank you Mr Seno! Fantastic surgeon!!! I would thoroughly recommend Mr Seno
Wow wow wow..... I had my consultation with Mr Adriano Seno at The Hospital Group & from the moment I met him I knew instantly I wanted him to do my surgery, he listened to what I hoped my outcome would be & he gave me his honest opinion on what could be achieved & his was better lol... I booked & paid my deposit that day & my patient care coordinator was always at the end of the phone/text From the moment I arrived at Dolan Park hospital at 07:45am I was waited on - nothing was to much trouble for anyone, Mr Seno came & seen me around 9am, took pics, drew on me, marked me up & then at 09:45am the anaesthetist came & got me & I was being put to sleep in theatre. When I woke the nurses were brill, Me Seno came & seen me around 830pm as his day was finishing to check to see how I was & to check my new additions ???? Then I pretty much slept as I was so sleepy. Mr Seno came back into see me first thing in the morning to check on me again, said I was fine to go home after breakfast he rubbed my hand said 'Thanku very much & he'll see me soon' he's such a kind man I had my drains out & was discharged about 11am & back home to my comfy bed. The aftercare from The Hospital Group is second to none, I'm 3wks post op & I've already had3 check ups to check my dressings & see how I'm doing, I've one more check up then that's it & then I'll see Mr Seno in about 8-12wks If anyone's nervous of getting an uplift cause of the scars, honestly mine are minimal & I love them, I've absolutely no regrets at all & I'd 100% and more recommend Mr Seno he's just amazing Updated on 19 Sep 2017:
So, this is a procedure I have wanted since my early teens. I fractured my nose when i was around 10 years old when my brother head butted me in the face (accidental lol) however there was no blood/bruising etc so nothing was done. Started to get people telling me at high school "why is your nose crooked?" And it really threw me because i hadnt even noticed myself. As the years went on i really started to hate the way i looked so my mom took me to the hospital when i was roughly 15 and had an MRI and got completely checked over. They found a fracture however they wouldn't operate until i was over 18. I was so upset because as I was growing, so was my nose, and I noticed it more and more, and so did everyone else. In my last year of high school (when I was 16) I got picked on quite a lot and would refuse to go to school. As I went to college and the people were so different, I grew to get on with life and not worry about my nose. Although, I am now a makeup artist and through college I had to have my makeup done by other students and they use to have to take close up pictures of me. Again, my hatred grew back and I was determined to go through with a 'nose job'. I also started to hate more things about my nose, other than it veering to one side, i hated the small bumb on the bridge of my nose, how bulbous the tip was, i absolutely HATED my own side profile as it looked bigger than the other. I would always sit to the right of people because the thought of them looking at me from the left made me want to cry. I would never take a front face selfie, or a selfie from the left. I would get so mad at my friends if they took a picture of me off guard because I only knew of one angle I could look 'okay' in. Long story short, I got a good job since leaving college and saved up enough to go private, as the NHS here in the UK was struggling and I didn't want to risk it because it wouldn't be priority. So I looked around private hospitals and eventually chose The Hospital Group. I will carry on with the process in my following updates :) Here are some pictures of my nose before surgery. Updated on 26 Apr 2017: This is when i first woke up from my surgery. I felt quite nauseous but no pain, i couldnt see much because the tape theyd used on my eyes in surgery had a very sticky adhesive so i used saline pads on my eyes a lot for the first few hours. The nurses at The Hospital Group in bromsgrove, which is the Dolan Park hospital (biggest in the UK i believe) were amazing. They always checked up on me and asked how i was, if i needed any painkillers, or i wanted tea/coffee and if i was ready to eat something. My own private room with walk in wardrobe and en-suite was phenomenal, tv and adjustable bed were so nice to have. Would definitely recommend this hosptial/company. Updated on 26 Apr 2017: I stayed overnight in hospital which I'm glad because the anaesthetic made me very drowsy so nurses helped me to the bathroom and to change etc. My mom made a huge fuss lol and got me comfy in bed with plenty of water and snacks and all my medication. It felt very nice to be home. Although i couldn't sleep at all, literally all night in the hospital I would doze on and off every 10-15 minutes. I also suffered with a bit of a cough too, but the nurses said it was normal because of the anaesthetic. Feeling good day 1 post opp! :) Updated on 27 Apr 2017: I have been so lucky throughout this recovery because I have had very minimal bruising. Although I have had quite a bit of swelling to the eyes and face! I feel like a chipmunk ha ha. I started taking arnica tablets 2 weeks prior to surgery which I think has massively helped and I continued to take them the day after surgery. So would definitely recommend!! Mouth is still very dry and I have probably consumed enough water to flood a village. Sleep is getting better each night, I manage to get a full hours sleep before waking up again. So far, id say the key essentials for this surgery that you will need every day are: lotssss of water, lip balm, tissues, cotton buds, saline water, v neck pillow/airplane pillow, buttoned up clothing (so you dont have to struggle with putting it over your head), and biscuits (very helpful if suddenly feeling nauseous as it often was because my stomach was empty and this small amount of sugary food took the edge of massively) Updated on 28 Apr 2017: So Ive just got my cast off, and stitches out. Oh goodness does the stitch removal hurt D: well, more just a sharp pinch (doesnt last long to be fair, so still okay. Id say 8/10 for pain) but if you compare to the whole procedure, it has been the worst pain. Which is good!! I couldnt even bring myself to look at my nose at first, i was soo anxious. At first i HATED it. I thought i looked ridiculous, it didnt suite me and made my eyes look really far apart. I put a bit of makeup on when i got home and after a few hours i now think its great! It definitely looks better with makeup at the moment, because my eyes look more in proportion. Lets just wait and see how my family and friends react! :) Updated on 12 May 2017: So, its officially been 3 weeks since my septo-rhinoplasty. At this moment, I am still unsure. I love the side profile however i still get conscious of my front profile. My nose is still not completely straight and it still looks bent, in some pictures its worse than others, im not sure if thats lighting or real?? So im 80% happy. Obviously there is still a long healing process to go and my whole look had been improved massively! I just still have my concerns as its not how i imagined 100%. Updated on 15 Jun 2017: So it has now been two months since my opp and i an feeling more and more confident every week with my nose. I was so worried due to the fact my nose was so swollen and still very bent.. but i feel its just swelling on the one side thats making a shadow. What does everybody think? Will it go any straighter? Updated on 18 Sep 2018: So.. i havent posted an update in over a year! But i thought id show you how it looks now its all completely settled. I would say overall i am very happy with my nose, however there are small things that i dont like. I am never anxious to go out anymore or meet new people or take photos, i dont even think about it anymore! Its strange what changing one thing can do to your mental state. I really feel like this has completely helped me to progress. The small things that i dont like are that my nose is not completely straight still and i was told that it never will be, which is annoying because its still quite noticeable although not as bad as it was before. Also i have a small lump on the bridge, which my surgeon says is bone from when they were moving it and breaking it. These things are minor but when its your own nose and you have to live with it forever you will always pick out faults. I hope you have enjoyed my journey and can take something from it to help you on yours :) good luck!
I've want breast augmentation all my adult life but was never in the situation to afford it so for a birthday present my partner offered to pay for it so as you can I magazine I was searching hi and lo for the perfect company to go with, in the end I booked a consultation with hospital group and saw one of the surgeons but I just didn't feel right with him and as I was leaving one of the coordinators said to me I should really come back and see Dr Seno, so that's what I did and it has been the best desision of my life. The consultation day comes and from the minute I met Dr Seno he made me feel at ease and explained in detail what I needed and what he would do for me, I was over the moon with him so I booked it there and then! Surgery was 3 long months later and when the day was finally here I got to the hospital which was lovely and was so relaxed I kind of surprised myself! Dr Seni came into my room and went through everything with me one last time, did his markings and then the anethetist took me into theatre, I woke up 2 hours later feeling great, the next morning Dr Seno came into my room to check how I was doing and if I was happy which I was ecstatic, he then rubbed my hand smiled and left the room which I found very comforting, anyway fast forward a week and I'm sat with the nurse getting my bandages changed and as I've never seen myself yet proply after surgery I've realised he has given me a full uplift!! I was shocked I never paid for that, I said to the nurse that it was just a crescent lift not a full lift I paid for and the nurse told me Dr Seno is renown for being a perfectionist and he will give you the best look that he can, I generally couldn't believe that he went out of his way to make me perfect, I was the last one of the day to have surgery and for that man to spend all that extra time on me when it wasn't paid for is just unheard off, it might not seem like much to others but to me it means everything. I would recommend this surgeon to anyone as he is just lovely he will go out of his way to make you happy and to me that's what a surgeon should always be, his stitch work is second to none and he has given me the most perfect natural 32E breasts I could have ever hoped for, that doctor changed my life for the better
Hi everyone, I thought I'll join in and talk about my experience to help others. After finally deciding to go for a breast augmentation, I went and booked my date for the 4th of December. My surgeon was a lovely man and was very professional and comforting. I trusted him to make the right decision after telling him I want to look full and natural. Nothing too big. I'm 33, 173 cm, slim and tall and we decided to go for the round motiva, 400cc under muscle. With a nippele lift. The experience was very exciting yet I was also nervous. I tried to focus on the fun side and was looking forward to see what it's like to suddenly fall asleep on the operating table and wake up with my new girls. Apparently I woke up several time and asked the same questions 'Have I got boobies? I got boobies!' And 'did I snore?' Haha The op went well and I was soon back in my room recovering. The nurses were lovely and got me a hot chocolate and biscuits, and Sandwiches later on. They checked me every 30 min...or so it seems as I was in and out of sleep. When I got a bit sore they gave me painkillers. The pain felt like someone had hooks on my chest's ribs and was pulling them, when I moved. It felt like someone was sitting on my chest at times too. I have to say the first 3 days were hard and I'm glad I arranged to stay at my parents, were mum could help me. She even had to flannel wash me as I couldn't stretch. At first my new boobs were quite swollen, on the sides and the top. And really stiff. I was too scared to touch them. There was no bruising, I think the arnica tablets must have helped. On day 3 I did bruise a little near my nipples, however it soon went after taking more arnica pills. It is now day 4 and I feel much better. I have to leave my plasters on my nipples and under the boobs, were the implants went in, until I see the nurse for my checkup on the 15th. Sometimes the incisions really itch, I think that's a sign of healing. I've also reduced my cocodamol painkillers as it's not so painful anymore and I'm fed up of being bloated. YES a beast Aug may make you bloated along with the medicine. I have been a bit constipated and had to take laxative. I'm glad I did as I looked pregnant :-) I'll try and send more pics as I heal. Hope this helps I am glad I did it and didn't go bigger or smaller. I think they are perfect and look forward to the final result. Updated on 21 Dec 2015: In week two, I was slowly getting better. I didn't move like a tyrannosaurus rex anymore, altho it became a bit of a habit for me. I was able to lift things but still struggled to reach and lift. Bending over was also a big no. My manual handling training finally paid up, regarding lifting and bending and save procedures. The pain in my chest has eased mostly. I only find in the mornings that's I'm still a little sore. They feel heavy and achy, however that goes within a minute. I've seen the nurse 2 times for checkups and she's happy with my scars and recovery. I did mention that I had a cramp in my leg for 4 days and she said I should go to the docs ASAP to check if it thrombosis (blood clot) as I'm a high candidate. Luckily the hospital X rayed me the next day and they didn't find anything. It must be from sleeping upright for so many days. I am now able to sleep on my back, which feels like heaven. Oh and my scars are itching like crazy! I've also been given the ok to SHOWER! Finally, no more wash cloth washes. Also I weighed myself on day 10, I added almost 10kg which seem redicilious. I was quite swollen from water retention and I felt heavy and fat. After 3 days I lost 2 kg, so I know it's all just water. But I'm not feeling fully sexy yet Updated on 21 Dec 2015: Just a few pics. I can't see too much difference. Swelling is less but still very high on the top. They are definitely softer. I can stop wearing the band now.
