25 yr old Breast Lift, Bellesoma Method

Hi! I'm a 25 yr old mom of one with saggy breast :/ I've been researching breast lifts since I've had my daughter, so for about 5 years now, and I've finally come across a doctor's work that I love! I really didn't want vertical scars, that's just not the look I'm going for. I found Dr. Horndeski and love his Bellesoma method and after years of researching and weighing my options I finally have my surgery date!! Woohoo! I go in for surgery tomorrow morning and I'm actually really excited! I can't wait to see my new boobs! I'll keep you guys updated!

Okay guys I am absolutely in lovveeeee! So the day of the procedure I wore comfy clothes (biker shorts, a medical button up shirt with drain pockets and my crocs). This made getting help after my procedure a lot easier. Also before I went to the hospital I set my bed up with my wedge pillows so I could hop right in when I got home. Lastly I would definitely recommend a seatbelt pillow and neck pillow for the drive back home, you’ll probably end up keeping the seatbelt pillow because it’s so comfy and it doesn’t hurt your new boobs like the regular seatbelt. Dr. Horndeski has great bedside manners and he is funny lol. His nurse Jana is the sweetest lady ever and she even lets me text her if I have any questions, she’s very helpful. The staff at the hospital were very kind as well, so all my nerves before surgery pretty much went away because I felt so comfortable with everybody! After surgery I did great in recovery and was able to go home in about 2 hours.

Okay so my boobs look amazingggg, no wonder they call him Dr. Perfect at the hospital! I have nothing but positive things to say! So the day after my procedure I went back to his clinic to get my dressings off and I was able to see my new boobs for the first time! Even before seeing them I immediately noticed how light I felt, there was a big difference and no more back pain. I knew I had made the right decision in that moment. So day 1 post op, I went back to the hotel and was able to eat half of a Turkey sandwich and some soup, and then I slept most of that day. It’s really important that you keep up with the times you’re supposed to take your medications so I wrote mine down. Each time it was time for me to get medicine I would use the restroom and walk around the room for 10 minutes to prevent any blood clots (doctor recommended). Day 2 Post op I was very swollen so I cried a lot because of the soreness and I also just made sure I was sitting upright and taking my medicines and walking a. I will get the drains taken out tomorrow.