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7 months PO

My left breast is still slightly larger than the right breast. I originally received 450cc on the left and 475cc on the right to even them out, but no such luck. My left breast is slightly higher than the right, and more sensitive than the right. A month or so ago, my breasts started to get bouncier... but they're still not at the 'squishy' or soft feel, that I'd hoped for. I'm hoping with time this changes. It's still hard for me to lay on my stomach, and if I do so too long, I have a horrible pain in both breasts.

UPDATE *6 months pics*

I'm currently at 7 months PO and my breasts are dropping into place, nicely. They're finally bouncing a little more, and are starting to get softer, although they're still firm, especially when I lay down. It is still uncomfortable for me to sleep on my stomach, or even lay on my stomach for a long period of time (like when I go in for a massage). After laying on my stomach for about an hour, getting up is pretty painful, and feels like a punch in the chest. I've also noticed that my left side is still larger than my right side. (It was larger to begin with even before my surgery. I was hoping surgery would even them out).

20 days post op

I feel like my breathing have already began descending down. I'm loving my new boobs and my incision sites are healing well.

Provider Review

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
3301 El Camino Real, Atherton, California