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5 weeks post, smooth sailing
I'm a little over 1 month& things are great. Boobs are settling in to a much more natural location. As a straight woman, I realize I honestly don't know what real boobs feel like :) so I can only speculate that they are maybe starting to feel like real boobs.
I found that after a couple weeks of being worried it was super noticeable, I'be concluded that no one really notices reasonably well concealed boobs. Which is funny because it also made it clear that no one really noticed how small I was before. I felt like I had a sign floating over me that said 'flat as a board'. So I guess it took a ba to let me be more ok with my pre ba body. Oh well!
I feel pretty great and I think I'll try to start going back to yoga and doing light rock climbing. i think my doctor only recommends limiting jogging, which is fine you me. I hate jogging.
Only 'concerns' at this point are that my left was higher after surgery and still higher and less natural looking. It is hard to get in photos.
Happy healing everyone!
I found that after a couple weeks of being worried it was super noticeable, I'be concluded that no one really notices reasonably well concealed boobs. Which is funny because it also made it clear that no one really noticed how small I was before. I felt like I had a sign floating over me that said 'flat as a board'. So I guess it took a ba to let me be more ok with my pre ba body. Oh well!
I feel pretty great and I think I'll try to start going back to yoga and doing light rock climbing. i think my doctor only recommends limiting jogging, which is fine you me. I hate jogging.
Only 'concerns' at this point are that my left was higher after surgery and still higher and less natural looking. It is hard to get in photos.
Happy healing everyone!
Mondor's cord. Ew!
So, in tons of research, I never came across this, but apparently I've developed this. The name sounds terrible, but it's like inflamed veins beneath my breasts that look and feel like inflamed tendons. It is a little painful and I look forward to calling my doc Monday and asking for advice.
Anyone else get these? How long did it last? I'd take apoc, but the thought of intentionally making them cordy kind of grosses me out!
Anyone else get these? How long did it last? I'd take apoc, but the thought of intentionally making them cordy kind of grosses me out!
Getting back to reality
Got home yesterday after a stupid long day of traveling and was pleased with how ok things have been going without the help of a buddy.
Things that went well: had to drive quite a bit and while lots of turns can be be a bit strenuous, it is totally doable.
I work at an office and did my first full day back, no Tylenol and no problems. Just mildly aware of muscle soreness, like a workout.
Things that are a bit challenging:
Reaching really high shelves is tough. Turns out chopping vegetables uses lots of pec muscles... So reconsidering my grocery list :). I have a pain in the butt dog and we went on a walk.. At one point he lunged at something and that was painful and kind of made me reconsider walking him for a while :/
What else? I measured my own bust and it is coming out at 34 B, which surprised me because I'm wearing a 34D post surgery bra and I definitely feel like they look like a C or D from various angles. But I wasn't really in this for notably large boobs and I think they are plenty large.. Particularly compared to version 1.0!
Things that went well: had to drive quite a bit and while lots of turns can be be a bit strenuous, it is totally doable.
I work at an office and did my first full day back, no Tylenol and no problems. Just mildly aware of muscle soreness, like a workout.
Things that are a bit challenging:
Reaching really high shelves is tough. Turns out chopping vegetables uses lots of pec muscles... So reconsidering my grocery list :). I have a pain in the butt dog and we went on a walk.. At one point he lunged at something and that was painful and kind of made me reconsider walking him for a while :/
What else? I measured my own bust and it is coming out at 34 B, which surprised me because I'm wearing a 34D post surgery bra and I definitely feel like they look like a C or D from various angles. But I wasn't really in this for notably large boobs and I think they are plenty large.. Particularly compared to version 1.0!
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
1135 116th Ave. NE, Bellevue, Washington