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Had my BBL...Now Give Me the Boobs! Full Lift with Silicone Implants #TeamSalama - Aventura, FL
UPDATED FROM BigBootySmallWaistCuteFace
7 months post
Before and after pics you've been asking for
$5,500
Here are some before and after pics you guys have been asking for. It was a good trip down memory lane. I can see where I have shrunk over the last two years and that before pic is a fond memory. I love my curves as they are more natural looking. Remember, Dr. Salama will give you what you ask for. I wanted a more natural look, but if you want to get it popping....then ask for that. It's all good and what matters is you're satisfied.
At any rate, enjoy...
At any rate, enjoy...
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UPDATED FROM BigBootySmallWaistCuteFace
6 months post
3 months post op
I am currently 3 months post op BA with full lift. I am still using the 3M micropore tape and, I still wear a really supportive sports bra 24/7. I avoid the sun, and when I go out into the sun, I wear sun screen. I am 100% healed now. I do not have any pain. My upper body is still very weak, I tried doing push ups and only did 9. LOL.
Good luck ladies and happy healing!
Good luck ladies and happy healing!
Replies (1)
II
August 25, 2015
Question, since you're healed why are you still using the tape? Also the scarring is basically non-existent. Did just the tape attribute to this or genes also? Thank God I don't keloid, thinking about getting a lift no implants. Which hurt worse...the bbl or boobs? He put in work on you so kudos on your results!
B
August 25, 2015
The tape helps with preventing any extra tension on the incisions. It also helps when you go into the sun, and it helps keep my scars flat. U can use the tape up to a year. I only used tape so far on my scars, the tape is one of the best things for scar on the market and it's cheap. My scars healed so well mostly from Dr Salama's technique and the tape. The BBL was 15 x worse than this. Good luck with your lift.
II
August 26, 2015
Oh okay thank u for answering. Good thing ur a nurse. If you have any more tips please continue to share . Really appreciate all your advice and details given on everything. Also thanks for answering ask my PMs too. Ur results in both surgeries look amazing.
II
UPDATED FROM BigBootySmallWaistCuteFace
5 months post
5 weeks post op
I am almost 6 weeks post op. I am back to work and back into my normal routine. I take things slowly, as when I do too much, my pecs become sore. My incisions are healing nicely. I am still using the 3M micropore tape. I change the tape every 4-7 days (once I feel it is starting to lift). My breasts feel heavy, but I hear the heaviness will eventually go away, as my body adjusts to them.
I can't wait to see what they look like at 3 months post op. So far I love them!
I can't wait to see what they look like at 3 months post op. So far I love them!
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WN
July 7, 2015
You are looking awesome! Great results. You said u you are a nurse. How did you do when you went back to work? Do u hang IVs, lift pts, etc?
B
July 7, 2015
Thank you Worried Nancy! I'm not going to lie, going back to work has been challenging. That becaus my job is physically demanding. I work in the ICU. I'm reaching over my head to hang IVs all day long. I'm starting IVs, pulling sheaths, doing bedside dialysis, responding to code blue situations, and if my patient leaves the floor, so do I. On top of that, most of my patients are sedated. That's means I have to turn them every two hours. I waited 5 weeks before I went back. If you work at a desk job you could go back after a week or two. I hope this helps. good luck
D
July 10, 2015
I read all your comments and looked all all your pics. I called and I'm flying to Mia this weekend and giving them my deposit on Monday. How was your 2nd week post op? Can I go to work after the 1st week?
B
July 11, 2015
You should be okay to return to work after a week or two; I would definitely ask Dr. Salama. After two weeks I was fine. It hurt to twist, lift things (which you shouldn't do anyways), and I moved a lot slower. Also, I had to sleep propped up for a while because it hurt my chest when I would lie flat. If you have a desk job you should be okay to return to work. You don't want to put any stress on your incisions; you could pop them open, get an infection, and the added stress/tension causes thick scars to form. I only use tape on my incision, they are 85-90% unnoticeable. Good luck again; Im sure you will love your results.
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Thank you for sharing your journey. Your results look awesome! will you be updating with your results anytime soon? TIA