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Not much has changed
Went in a couple of weeks ago for what turned out to be my 9 week checkup. Everything looks good and feels good. Nipples are sensitive, boobs are soft and doc ok'd my return to full exercise. Unfortunately I tried and I can't do a single push up right now nor does he recommend any isolated pectoral exercises. Push ups were my favorite but I'm ok to slowly get them back. Ran a 5k, no problem and doing lots of lower body exercises. Oh and doc said I can finally sleep on my stomach again. I'll get my final size this weekend and will be able to ditch these sports bras. I can't wait to wear a bra again. Especially since I want to add a little padding once in a while. Heheh.
I have another check up scheduled for one year out. We'll see how much I can improve my stomach naturally. Otherwise I will see Dr. Cohen for one more surgical visit. Happy augmenting!
I have another check up scheduled for one year out. We'll see how much I can improve my stomach naturally. Otherwise I will see Dr. Cohen for one more surgical visit. Happy augmenting!
Almost regretted these beauties
So I'm a little overdue for an update. I returned to playing tennis 2 weeks ago, started running 2-3 times per week and did a few moderate weight lower exercises. I've lost some muscle mass having not exercised in 7 weeks. So oddly enough I began to look at other women in the gym and wondered why in heaven did I get a BA. These women had small breasts but were athletic, natural, and seemingly content. I didn't dwell too long on those thoughts but for one moment I had some regret. My breasts are feeling softer and softer each day. I love squeezing them. The only kink is that after my first day of exercising I went to do my massages and felt some pain on my left breast. The pain was and still is behind the implant as though it's rubbing against a nub. The nurse said it may be inflamed scar tissue and to take Advil. Also that the pain could last for several weeks. I took Advil once or twice and the pain diminished that day but it is still here. On different days it feels more noticeable than others. Besides that they seem to look very natural (almost too natural- Ha!) I sort of wish they would sit just a little higher. I am still wearing a sports bra 25 hours a day! I can't wait to be done with them which is at the 12 week mark. I am going on vacation this week and bought a few new bathing suits. I'll get a little sports bra relief hanging out at the beach. This time with sun screen all over to protect my scars!
Dropping too much too fast
Took some pictures today and now am worried that I am dropping too fast. I like where they are now but is it likely they will drop further? I still have a little loose skin at the bottom of each breast. I went for two short runs last week and wore two sports bras. I felt extremely supported and the girls didn't seem to move. I was considering playing tennis tomorrow but now I'm on high alert. Argh! I also noticed very minor rippling in my right breast. Anyone experience any of this?
Provider Review
I met Dr. Cohen during the consult and he was so easy to talk to. He seemed to know exactly what I needed before I said it. He looked at my boobs and almost could visualize the outcome. He also observed me for a tummy tuck but I can not afford both right now. His office and staff are amazing. There are a lot of ladies who work there so you feel a little tossed around, but everyone is very knowledgeable and have been with him for many years. A good sign. Looking forward to writing more.