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1 Year Update
Hey ladies! Long time no see! I wanted to post a quick update on my breast reduction. Sorry if this is a little all over the place and not organized... I hit the one year post op mark on October 27, 2018 and things are going great. I'm currently a DDD down from a K. I also gained about 15-20 pounds which I'm trying to lose now, so my boobs are a smidge bigger than they should be. I have sensation in both nipples now, and started wearing underwire bras comfortably about 4 or 5 months after my surgery. I'll also be meeting with my surgeon in January to see if she wants to fix my right nipple, which healed a little wonky because of minor issues.
Overall, I am so happy that I got the surgery. Although a cup size or two bigger than I want to be, I'm so happy I did the surgery. My surgeon was great and the process was great besides the setbacks with my wounds. Shopping is so much fun now. I don't have break downs when trying on clothes anymore because my boobs are too big. During the summertime, I was also killing all of the off the shoulder and strapless bra outfits! ^_^ Everyone says my boobs are a great size for my body size and build. I can walk around the house with no bra on! My confidence is so much better higher than it was before, and I feel like I've become who I'm meant to be. Whenever this extra weight comes off, I'll really be feeling myself then hahaha.
Anyways, thank you guys for following my journey and being a great support system!
Overall, I am so happy that I got the surgery. Although a cup size or two bigger than I want to be, I'm so happy I did the surgery. My surgeon was great and the process was great besides the setbacks with my wounds. Shopping is so much fun now. I don't have break downs when trying on clothes anymore because my boobs are too big. During the summertime, I was also killing all of the off the shoulder and strapless bra outfits! ^_^ Everyone says my boobs are a great size for my body size and build. I can walk around the house with no bra on! My confidence is so much better higher than it was before, and I feel like I've become who I'm meant to be. Whenever this extra weight comes off, I'll really be feeling myself then hahaha.
Anyways, thank you guys for following my journey and being a great support system!
8 Weeks Post-Op. Boy does time fly!
Hey Ladies! Long time no see... Thank you to the ladies who reached out to me earlier this week to check on me. It's been a month since I posted. So, let me dive right in and give you guys an update.
1. The last time I saw my surgeon was on December 11th. So, early last week. When she walked into the room, she instantly said that my cleavage looked great from where she was standing. My breasts are also the same size now and most of the swelling has gone down. She saw my open wounds and said that I just need to be patient with them. She said she could do a skin graft but would prefer for it to heal naturally. I was also told to start applying the cream she prescribed me once a day instead of twice a day. I think that has been working for me better as you can see from the pics that the larger wound has started to heal much quicker! I'm also hopping the color on the right areola come back soon. Remember I had an open wound on that areola and a hematoma.
2. I finally found some bras at walmart that don't rub on my wounds. They are the hanes cozy comfort bras, and they are only $8. The only con is that I have to pull them over my head and that can be tricky with keeping the dressings in place to cover my open spots.
3. I started walking on the treadmill this week and that went well. So, I can start doing that and hopefully drop a few pounds from the belly area since I can no longer hide behind my boobs lol.
4. My girls have definitely went through the drop and fluff stage. They seem sooo much bigger now, and they are also softer and feel more like regular breasts. They have some jiggle bounce to them now lolol. Sometimes I feel like I should have went smaller. I asked to be a full D when I probably should have asked to be a small D, but overall, I love them! I have a hard spot on the top of my right breast which my surgeon said is scar tissue. She told me to massage it and if it doesn't get softer within some months that there is a way to break up the scar tissue. It doesn't bother me, so I'll just keep massaging it.
So, that't my 8 week update! I'm starting to apply for jobs (I graduated back in May and then ultimately decided to put off looking for jobs in order to get this surgery... best decision ever!) and get my life back on track. I'm looking forward to the next stage in my life and happy that I can move about with much more confidence and not feeling like I have to hide behind my boobs. I have less anxiety caused by the healing process and my breasts in general now which is great. Also, my boobs look so much better in person haha. But, happy healing everyone, and I hope everyone is loving their new girls :)
1. The last time I saw my surgeon was on December 11th. So, early last week. When she walked into the room, she instantly said that my cleavage looked great from where she was standing. My breasts are also the same size now and most of the swelling has gone down. She saw my open wounds and said that I just need to be patient with them. She said she could do a skin graft but would prefer for it to heal naturally. I was also told to start applying the cream she prescribed me once a day instead of twice a day. I think that has been working for me better as you can see from the pics that the larger wound has started to heal much quicker! I'm also hopping the color on the right areola come back soon. Remember I had an open wound on that areola and a hematoma.
2. I finally found some bras at walmart that don't rub on my wounds. They are the hanes cozy comfort bras, and they are only $8. The only con is that I have to pull them over my head and that can be tricky with keeping the dressings in place to cover my open spots.
3. I started walking on the treadmill this week and that went well. So, I can start doing that and hopefully drop a few pounds from the belly area since I can no longer hide behind my boobs lol.
4. My girls have definitely went through the drop and fluff stage. They seem sooo much bigger now, and they are also softer and feel more like regular breasts. They have some jiggle bounce to them now lolol. Sometimes I feel like I should have went smaller. I asked to be a full D when I probably should have asked to be a small D, but overall, I love them! I have a hard spot on the top of my right breast which my surgeon said is scar tissue. She told me to massage it and if it doesn't get softer within some months that there is a way to break up the scar tissue. It doesn't bother me, so I'll just keep massaging it.
So, that't my 8 week update! I'm starting to apply for jobs (I graduated back in May and then ultimately decided to put off looking for jobs in order to get this surgery... best decision ever!) and get my life back on track. I'm looking forward to the next stage in my life and happy that I can move about with much more confidence and not feeling like I have to hide behind my boobs. I have less anxiety caused by the healing process and my breasts in general now which is great. Also, my boobs look so much better in person haha. But, happy healing everyone, and I hope everyone is loving their new girls :)
Forgot to Post Pics
Here's the pics for my 4 week update!
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
780 Johnson Ferry Rd., Atlanta, Georgia
Dr. Chang is simply amazing. She was the only doctor I did a consultation with. Her reviews and work spoke for themselves! She is a complete doll and even got my insurance to cover the procedure. Her staff is great and very organized. Her office is absolutely stunning, and I'm happy she was the one to do my breast reduction.