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34 and Ready to Be Set Free! - Austin, TX
UPDATED FROM RSMember4434
1 month post
Almost Normal
RSMember4434July 18, 2014
WORTH IT$5,000
I am almost back to normal. If it weren't for the hardness underneath my breast, and of course the incisions, you would never know I had surgery. I am extremely pleased with my progress, and the girls look great!!!!!
UPDATED FROM RSMember4434
26 days post
Back to work
RSMember4434July 1, 2014
Well, I finished my first week back at work. I sit behind a desk for the most part, but I do walk quite a bit. At times, that moves those incisions around a bit and they become sore. They are still tender and fragile. So, I am trying to take it easy (easier) for the time being. Other than that, healing is beautiful. So glad I made the decision. Life is so much better, now!
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changingb430
July 1, 2014
I'm glad to hear that. Enjoy your new body!


July 1, 2014
Doing well but be careful of any rubbing of the incisions as you walk around. If there are areas that your bra rubs protect them with something soft, i got a small hole from friction while walking at around 5 weeks

July 1, 2014
Would you suggest pantyliner or gauze to be a barrier between the bra and incisions???

July 1, 2014
I am in the UK, and we have little flat cotton wool pads that you buy for taking off make up etc, very soft. I used these held on with micropore tape the protect vulnerable areas from rubbing seams etc. Also important to air and dry out any areas that do open up or weep.
UPDATED FROM RSMember4434
16 days post
Itchy, Itchy
RSMember4434June 21, 2014
Y'all. When I say these girls are itching.... OMG! I want to scratch them so bad, but I know I can't. My honey provided me with a great solution. Use a clean sock! Rubbing them gently with a sock works wonders! Other than that, everything is great! happy healing!
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June 21, 2014
take an anti allergy pill to damp down the itching, don't rub them with anything!!!!

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