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Much Needed Breast Reduction/Lift , BBL -- Aventura, FL
UPDATED FROM belle29
28 days post
Before bbl
belle29August 23, 2016
WORTH IT$4,000
Forgot to upload before bbl photos
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UPDATED FROM belle29
28 days post
Body by Salama
belle29August 23, 2016
Attached are photos of my body today!
Bbl--> 1 year post op
Breast lift--> 4 weeks post op (No bra yay!)
I lost my father this year and gained some of my weight back from my lipo, but once I hit 6 weeks and I'm able to exercise again, I'll drop it in no time! Enjoy!
Bbl--> 1 year post op
Breast lift--> 4 weeks post op (No bra yay!)
I lost my father this year and gained some of my weight back from my lipo, but once I hit 6 weeks and I'm able to exercise again, I'll drop it in no time! Enjoy!
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UPDATED FROM belle29
28 days post
Two weeks
belle29August 23, 2016
When I returned home, I continue to sleep on my back, wear my surgical bra 24/7, and recover my breast. My routine includes:
Shower with hibiclens
Air dry breast
Lightly spray with peroxide
Apply neosporin
Apply gause on incisions
After two weeks I was able to remove my steri strips. It took me five hours to remove the strips. I showered first to soften the adhesive and used tongs to slowly remove the strips. I wanted to make sure that I did not pull too hard on the incisions and also the adhesive is very strong and you want to take your time with, it as it can hurt.
The incisions have healed beautifully. They are still very dark in the photos, but have lightened as the adhesive contiues to wash off. That stuff is very strong! I still wear steri strips under the areola and on the "T" intersection, as I have an active job and would hate for it to open. I only wear them when I go to work and remove them at night.
My left areola is a tad smaller than my right, but it doesn't look bad in person. I still think it is too soon for me to worry about it. My left side, including my incisions have healed slower than the right. Plus, you take a risk of the areola/nipple dying and I'd rather have it smaller vs losing it.
Today makes four weeks post op and I will be starting my scar treatment. I ordered medipac silicone tape, silicone sheeting, bio oil, vitamin E oil, kelocote, and new scar to help lighten and flatten my scars. If you ladies have any suggestions on scar treatment, PLEASE PLEASE share!!
Shower with hibiclens
Air dry breast
Lightly spray with peroxide
Apply neosporin
Apply gause on incisions
After two weeks I was able to remove my steri strips. It took me five hours to remove the strips. I showered first to soften the adhesive and used tongs to slowly remove the strips. I wanted to make sure that I did not pull too hard on the incisions and also the adhesive is very strong and you want to take your time with, it as it can hurt.
The incisions have healed beautifully. They are still very dark in the photos, but have lightened as the adhesive contiues to wash off. That stuff is very strong! I still wear steri strips under the areola and on the "T" intersection, as I have an active job and would hate for it to open. I only wear them when I go to work and remove them at night.
My left areola is a tad smaller than my right, but it doesn't look bad in person. I still think it is too soon for me to worry about it. My left side, including my incisions have healed slower than the right. Plus, you take a risk of the areola/nipple dying and I'd rather have it smaller vs losing it.
Today makes four weeks post op and I will be starting my scar treatment. I ordered medipac silicone tape, silicone sheeting, bio oil, vitamin E oil, kelocote, and new scar to help lighten and flatten my scars. If you ladies have any suggestions on scar treatment, PLEASE PLEASE share!!
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