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28 Year Old Mom of 2. Small Frame 5’7”, 128 Pounds. Mentor Memory Shape / Anatomical Tall Height, Moderate + Profile
UPDATED FROM mamamunde
2 months post
6 weeks post-op and cleared for all activity
mamamundeAugust 18, 2019
WORTH IT$6,400
6 weeks post op- I love them. My hubby loves them. I get lots of compliments on them!
Photos were ones that my hubby requested while he was traveling \_O_/
Photos were ones that my hubby requested while he was traveling \_O_/
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UPDATED FROM mamamunde
23 days post
3 Weeks Pots Op - healing slow
mamamundeJuly 20, 2019
i feel fantastic and I think that’s the issue. I am doing way more activity (I have 2 littles) than I my body is actually prepared to handle.
Last week my dr said my incision on my right breast was healing slower than expected. He was quite shocked and had told me that I am healing the way he would expect his 70 year old smoking patients to heal (I’m 28 and do not smoke). He said sometimes the dissolvable sutures just don’t work on certain people so he stitched me back up with nylon(?) stitches this week. He told me to “just relax and take it easy!” So I’ve been trying to lift my kids less and do less reaching movements, etc.
I was so happy he had a solution. I was worried my scars were going to be wide, by looking at the stitches, think they’ll heal beautifully!
Last week he had me start antibiotic cream with gauze on the incision 2x/day and an antibiotic pill. He also told me to start taking vitamin C and the nurse suggested I increase my protein intake. I have also just started with vitamin-E oil on the incision as well (this was recommended by a friend)
Last week my dr said my incision on my right breast was healing slower than expected. He was quite shocked and had told me that I am healing the way he would expect his 70 year old smoking patients to heal (I’m 28 and do not smoke). He said sometimes the dissolvable sutures just don’t work on certain people so he stitched me back up with nylon(?) stitches this week. He told me to “just relax and take it easy!” So I’ve been trying to lift my kids less and do less reaching movements, etc.
I was so happy he had a solution. I was worried my scars were going to be wide, by looking at the stitches, think they’ll heal beautifully!
Last week he had me start antibiotic cream with gauze on the incision 2x/day and an antibiotic pill. He also told me to start taking vitamin C and the nurse suggested I increase my protein intake. I have also just started with vitamin-E oil on the incision as well (this was recommended by a friend)
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August 4, 2019
Hi there! Did you end up with the 495cc? I have my surgery scheduled next month with dr V :):)
August 4, 2019
I did!!! I absolutely love them! Size is perfect. I get so many compliments on them! Perfectly proportionate with my frame :) Dr V is great! Good luck with your surgery
August 4, 2019
Awesome, thanks for the update! I'll be getting the Sientra low profile 410cc anatomicals :) I'm so excited!
August 17, 2019
Me again! Do you have any updated pics? Which style did you get? Mentor/Sientra, etc?
August 18, 2019
I got mentor "gummy bear" anatomical. I'll post updated pics to my journal let me know if you have any questions!
August 18, 2019
Not yet-scheduled for September 20th! Did you do rice sizers ahead of time? And if so...how close would you say they were to the final result?
August 18, 2019
I never did do the rice sizers. They kept suggesting me to do them, but I just never did it. For size reference my cup size now is 34DD, by the goal for me was never a particular cup size, it was for a particular look
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