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2 years post op!
Wow it's been 2 years?! I have had a ton of private messages and comments asking for updates so here it is.
My boobs don't look as good as they did when I first posted here. When I first had this procedure done, my boobs were the perfect shape and size, my nipples sat in exactly the position I wanted them to, and they were small. They were exactly what I wanted.
Well.. 2 years later I believe I need another surgery. I was warned and saw on many areola reduction posts that they will stretch and most women need 2 - 3 surgeries. I was hoping mine was not the case but after 2 years it IS the case. I have a full B/pushing a C cup, so they're not small but not big. I was hoping that the size of my breasts wouldn't cause stretching because they're not that big, but I was wrong. I think the only breasts that wouldn't stretch in a case like this are A/AA cup.
Any gravity or weight or pressure on the nipples will eventually stretch them out, so if you're a big busty woman, it's only a matter of time before they stretch. Sooner than later. For me, it was about a year and a bit before I noticed they started stretching out and areolas sitting lower.
I do not regret the surgery because the surgery did address the snoopiness/puffiness of my nipples, but not to the point that I'm 100% happy with. I'm looking into fat transfer and another areola reduction surgery to maybe get the results i'm hoping for?
I've been advised that breast implants will solve my issues but I refuse to do it. I refused back then and I refuse now. To me it's not worth the risk of BII, and I can't stand to think I would have something implanted in my chest. I am determined to do this as "natural" as possible, whether I use my own fat or have 6 areola surgeries lol.
I may post photos I may not. I know tons of women want to see as it does help.
My boobs don't look as good as they did when I first posted here. When I first had this procedure done, my boobs were the perfect shape and size, my nipples sat in exactly the position I wanted them to, and they were small. They were exactly what I wanted.
Well.. 2 years later I believe I need another surgery. I was warned and saw on many areola reduction posts that they will stretch and most women need 2 - 3 surgeries. I was hoping mine was not the case but after 2 years it IS the case. I have a full B/pushing a C cup, so they're not small but not big. I was hoping that the size of my breasts wouldn't cause stretching because they're not that big, but I was wrong. I think the only breasts that wouldn't stretch in a case like this are A/AA cup.
Any gravity or weight or pressure on the nipples will eventually stretch them out, so if you're a big busty woman, it's only a matter of time before they stretch. Sooner than later. For me, it was about a year and a bit before I noticed they started stretching out and areolas sitting lower.
I do not regret the surgery because the surgery did address the snoopiness/puffiness of my nipples, but not to the point that I'm 100% happy with. I'm looking into fat transfer and another areola reduction surgery to maybe get the results i'm hoping for?
I've been advised that breast implants will solve my issues but I refuse to do it. I refused back then and I refuse now. To me it's not worth the risk of BII, and I can't stand to think I would have something implanted in my chest. I am determined to do this as "natural" as possible, whether I use my own fat or have 6 areola surgeries lol.
I may post photos I may not. I know tons of women want to see as it does help.
3 weeks post op
These are photos I took at 3 weeks post op and I was so happy with them. They look amazing and I’m super happy with the shape and size. The sutures are healing nicely.
The pain in my left breast is still there but not as often. I have strange discolouration under my boob and I’m not sure if it’s bruising or part of the healing so I’ll keep that updated too.
The pain in my left breast is still there but not as often. I have strange discolouration under my boob and I’m not sure if it’s bruising or part of the healing so I’ll keep that updated too.
Some odd pain
Hi guys!
I’m almost 3 weeks post op and I’m feeling alright. I’m having troubles with my left nipple, it started throbbing pain throughout the week. I also noticed that some of the sutures opened and bled into the bandages. I read that it was normal for one to heal faster than the other, so I’m assuming that’s what’s happening.
I’m going for another follow up in a few days, so I’ll get some better photos and give an update with what Dr Seal has to say.
I’m almost 3 weeks post op and I’m feeling alright. I’m having troubles with my left nipple, it started throbbing pain throughout the week. I also noticed that some of the sutures opened and bled into the bandages. I read that it was normal for one to heal faster than the other, so I’m assuming that’s what’s happening.
I’m going for another follow up in a few days, so I’ll get some better photos and give an update with what Dr Seal has to say.
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Certified Plastic Surgeon
138 Davie St., Vancouver, British Columbia