Chandran Arianayagam, MD

Hey guys,
I'm 52kg, I got 280cc Tear drop under the Muscle. I'm 4 days post op now and just started to walk around and feel ok. I had two consultations both said I could go up to a 310cc. This is what we had originally decided on but if on the day he needed to move down to a 300cc tear drop he would. I'm yet to go in and see him undrugged from pain killers and would like to know why he moved me down to the 280cc as this was never discussed. I tried this size on in the room and thought what's the point it's not even much of a change. So feeling quite upset about it but there is not much I can do now. So my experience was very painful, after surgery I woke up sick and in excruciating pain, they had me on strong pain relief but this was making me nauseous so every time I went to stand up I was about I faint. I was transported to the hospital and had a more comfortable experience. Thank god for my doctor who covered the hospital bills. I felt better after I had something to eat and was hydrated. Was still very painful though . I got home the next day but was very ill as the pain killers were just making me feel like death. So I stopped those and just took antibiotics with anti nauseous. I am 4 days post op and feeling 100% better. Just hoping I get at least a C cup. Off to get my post op bra tomorrow.

I had 4 laser treatments to remove broken capiliaries and I was quite happy with the results. Chandran promised that if I had the sebborheic dysplasias on my forehead and nose removed, the skin would heal in 2-3 weeks and I'd be very happy that I'd undertaken the proceedure. I attended his surgery after 3 weeks and explained that I felt he'd scarred my skin. My skin was not crash hot to begin with but he burned pits into my forehead and scarred visible lines down my nose with the laser and a scraping tool. He attempted to treat me as if I was a madman for complaining that I was not happy with the results (I did get depression as a result of the botched proceedure). I have left the area I had lived in for 20 years due to my horror at my appearance. Try to be happy with what you have and understand there are possibly very real negative outcomes with this proceedure. He records all consultations for a reason.

A busy job, poor lifestyle (too much coffee, not enough sleep, too many hours sitting down) and the biggest breasts I've seen on a woman in real life have combined to give me serious neck pain and postural issues.
In seeing the doctor to change my lifestyle (underway), we also decided that the fastest way to improve my health outcomes is to make it easier for me to exercise and sit properly is by way of a breast reduction.
I'm the fattest I've ever been in my life right now at 84kg. I usually weigh around 70 but after my surgery I hope to eventually get down to 60 kg which is closer to what I should be.
I'm currently a size 12 H in bras. No matter how much weight I lose, however, I've never been smaller than an F cup since highschool when I weighed 52kg. I'm desperate to be able to exercise and change my lifestyle before it's too late. This is just the beginning.

Updated on 12 Jan 2020:
The surgery went like clockwork. Straight in at 8am for markup. Due to the large size and irregular presentation and sagging of my breasts, it was a long surgery of more than six hours.
Thanks to my private fund, I spent two days in an outstanding private hospital. Despite sitting around for six days now, I’ve already lost weight off my body, and am walking around slowly.
I lost 1.4 kg PER BREAST. Instantly upon waking up I felt better and lighter. I can’t tolerate opiates so I’ve had only paracetamol for pain relief. The doctor and his team, with who’ve he’s been operating with for twenty five years, were sensational.

Updated on 12 Jan 2020:
Thought I’d add some initial before and after photos.
As you can see in the before photos, I was very overweight. I had terrible posture and my breasts were very heavy and saggy.
I got my drains out five days after surgery and am still covered in gauze. Despite what it may look like from the early pictures, my breasts seem perky and symmetrical. And SMALL!

Updated on 12 Jan 2020:
Here are some better ‘after’ photos, taken on the eve of a week post-surgery.
The change in my posture and even my weight is already noticeable. I’m in minimal discomfort and haven’t taken a paracetamol (acetaminophen for CAN/USA readers) since yesterday.
My breasts are a little swollen since the drains came out, but they appear to have an amazing shape. My nipples now seem to be about 18 cm from the centre of my neck. I can’t stop looking at my new and improved appearance. My Dr is outstanding.