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275 MP Left/335 HP - 5"2' - 120 Lbs - Mini Breast Augmentation (Petite)
I had consultations with 4 different plastic surgeons in total prior to my surgery and I can honestly say that Dr. Lisa Korus gave me the best experience by far. Her bedside manner is great and she was very attentive to my concerns. She didn't rush the appointment and didn't make me feel like a nuisance with all the questions that I had. Kelsey and Stacie are an absolute delight to work with. Stacie was very prompt with any questions that I called/emailed her about and she's always on top of things. I left the appointment feeling like I was heard and absolutely have zero complaints about how I was treated. I knew in my gut that she was the right surgeon for me, so I booked the surgery right then and there at the consult!
I started out between an A/B 32. I'd mostly wear B32 and end up with some gapping in my bras. I've always had issues with my left breast appearing larger than my right due to having mild scoliosis. I of course didn't expect them to be perfectly symmetrical but the fact that she used sizers during the operation to gauge what would look best put me at ease. My desired result is to be a Full B/Small C (a more natural look).
She ended up going with an Allergen Natrelle Inspira 275 cc SRM (moderate profile) implant on the left and a 335 cc SRF (full profile) implant on the right. Although it's only been a week so far, I can already tell that I was right in trusting her judgement!
I would say that my post-op healing experience has been better than expected. I don't think my pain has gone over a 5/6 out of 10 so far. I did go through some constipation, but since stopping my pain meds 2-3 days ago, my bowel movements have now become regular with some help from taking Restoralax (stool softener). I'm now just taking extra-strength Tylenol to manage the pain.
One thing I haven't seen many people mention is the irritation as a result of the breathing tube being stuck down your throat during the surgery. My throat was quite dry and there is still some phlegm in there but it's getting better every day. It certainly makes you want to drink more water during the recovery, so that's a bonus since they tell you to drink lots of fluids afterwards!
I was hesitant to post a review and pictures, but I know I spent countless hours on Real Self prior to my surgery so I thought it would only be right to pay it forward! I will keep on updating my progress! I'm hoping they will drop and fluff nicely as I think they are sitting quite high right now, as expected!
I started out between an A/B 32. I'd mostly wear B32 and end up with some gapping in my bras. I've always had issues with my left breast appearing larger than my right due to having mild scoliosis. I of course didn't expect them to be perfectly symmetrical but the fact that she used sizers during the operation to gauge what would look best put me at ease. My desired result is to be a Full B/Small C (a more natural look).
She ended up going with an Allergen Natrelle Inspira 275 cc SRM (moderate profile) implant on the left and a 335 cc SRF (full profile) implant on the right. Although it's only been a week so far, I can already tell that I was right in trusting her judgement!
I would say that my post-op healing experience has been better than expected. I don't think my pain has gone over a 5/6 out of 10 so far. I did go through some constipation, but since stopping my pain meds 2-3 days ago, my bowel movements have now become regular with some help from taking Restoralax (stool softener). I'm now just taking extra-strength Tylenol to manage the pain.
One thing I haven't seen many people mention is the irritation as a result of the breathing tube being stuck down your throat during the surgery. My throat was quite dry and there is still some phlegm in there but it's getting better every day. It certainly makes you want to drink more water during the recovery, so that's a bonus since they tell you to drink lots of fluids afterwards!
I was hesitant to post a review and pictures, but I know I spent countless hours on Real Self prior to my surgery so I thought it would only be right to pay it forward! I will keep on updating my progress! I'm hoping they will drop and fluff nicely as I think they are sitting quite high right now, as expected!
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