POSTED UNDER Breast Implants Reviews
350cc Under the Muscle Round Implants Full Review
UPDATED FROM RosaPaloma
2 months post
BEFORE AND AFTER PICS
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UPDATED FROM RosaPaloma
2 months post
Before and after pictures
Before surgery and 1 month after surgery. I love my new boobs! They are starting to drop and soften slowly, but week after week they get better, and I love how natural they look on me, exactly what I wanted, just like my desired photos :)
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UPDATED FROM RosaPaloma
2 months post
First Week
My first week was painful. These are some of the things I experienced whilst recovering the first few days:
- Difficulty breathing due to pressure.
- Difficulty sleeping because the muscles on my back ached, I couldn't lie down, because getting back up was unbearably painful and not advised, and sitting down isn't a great position to sleep lol
- Bruise on hand from the surgery, although to me that was a really minor issue, compared to what I was going through
- Very swollen belly - medication and anaesthesia can do that, although by week 2-3 it started going down.
- 6 different meds- as I have explained before, I was always feeling quite drowsy from the meds, make sure you take them at the right times!
- I had to straighten my hair in order to have it more manageable throughout my surgery as I could not lift my arms.
- arched back - my back was curved and my shoulders were quite tense, from the pressure, it took me about 2 weeks to relax fully. There is so much pressure and tension of the muscle that it becomes automatic lol Do try to relax as much as you can.
- 6th day was when i really started to feel better; the first few days felt like the pain was never going to end, and by day 6 I finally started to see the light at the end of the tunnel lol less pain and I felt more active
- Being in a car was quite painful, turning and bumps made it quite painful so be mindful of that. Every taxi I got into the first two weeks, I would always ask them to drive as slowly as possible.
- very bad back pain; I had a muscle pulling sensation for the longest time, but it is a very normal symptom! Lying down or sitting down for a while was enough to start feeling the muscles on my back aching. It went away by week 2
- 1 out of 10 pain? The first week? 20 After that it gets much, much better
- I had this strange symptom, if you can call it that, of feeling really thirsty, especially when moving or feeling pressure. Like when taking off my bra, getting up, sitting down etc So I drank ALOT of water ALL the time
Advice:
- Apply ice FREQUENTLY. It will really help you with pain and swelling.
- Walk everyday to get your circulation functioning right.
- Shower everyday, I know this should be obvious but there are people who do avoid it in certain circumstances. I had glue over my scar so I could shower as normal. If your doctor allows you to shower as normal, don't skip that!
- Take your meds on time
- Avoid smoking.
- Please rest as much as possible, the more you rest, the better and quicker your healing will be.
- Drink water. As much water as you can! Just like resting, your body needs to stay hydrated in order to heal better and quicker!
- Listen to your body. Some nurses wanted to advise me to lift my arms to shoulder length and walk less like a robot as soon as I got up on the first day, and others told me to only move my forearms, and to be honest, it took me a while to feel natural again and less tense, and that is ok! Do remind yourself to breathe, to try and move your arms when you can, and relaxing your shoulders, but it is understandable that it is difficult to do it straight away, that you are in pain, and that things take time! You will heal regardless, so listen to your body first, before anything or anyone else. And also remember, everyone is different so we will all deal with it in different ways, and possibly slightly different timings, nothing wrong with that! :)
- Use a straw if necessary to drink water
- Your boobs will be very swollen, so remember the final size and look will be around 10% less of what you are seeing, and in a much natural shape once they drop and soften :)
- Eat soup, things that are easy and healthy to eat if possible.
- Talk to people who have gone through a similar surgery if you know any- if you need to ask me anything feel free, I had two friends who went through the same procedure and their support and guidance was GOLDEN.
- Contact your doctor or nurse at any moment you may feel unsure or in need of some help.
- Difficulty breathing due to pressure.
- Difficulty sleeping because the muscles on my back ached, I couldn't lie down, because getting back up was unbearably painful and not advised, and sitting down isn't a great position to sleep lol
- Bruise on hand from the surgery, although to me that was a really minor issue, compared to what I was going through
- Very swollen belly - medication and anaesthesia can do that, although by week 2-3 it started going down.
- 6 different meds- as I have explained before, I was always feeling quite drowsy from the meds, make sure you take them at the right times!
- I had to straighten my hair in order to have it more manageable throughout my surgery as I could not lift my arms.
- arched back - my back was curved and my shoulders were quite tense, from the pressure, it took me about 2 weeks to relax fully. There is so much pressure and tension of the muscle that it becomes automatic lol Do try to relax as much as you can.
- 6th day was when i really started to feel better; the first few days felt like the pain was never going to end, and by day 6 I finally started to see the light at the end of the tunnel lol less pain and I felt more active
- Being in a car was quite painful, turning and bumps made it quite painful so be mindful of that. Every taxi I got into the first two weeks, I would always ask them to drive as slowly as possible.
- very bad back pain; I had a muscle pulling sensation for the longest time, but it is a very normal symptom! Lying down or sitting down for a while was enough to start feeling the muscles on my back aching. It went away by week 2
- 1 out of 10 pain? The first week? 20 After that it gets much, much better
- I had this strange symptom, if you can call it that, of feeling really thirsty, especially when moving or feeling pressure. Like when taking off my bra, getting up, sitting down etc So I drank ALOT of water ALL the time
Advice:
- Apply ice FREQUENTLY. It will really help you with pain and swelling.
- Walk everyday to get your circulation functioning right.
- Shower everyday, I know this should be obvious but there are people who do avoid it in certain circumstances. I had glue over my scar so I could shower as normal. If your doctor allows you to shower as normal, don't skip that!
- Take your meds on time
- Avoid smoking.
- Please rest as much as possible, the more you rest, the better and quicker your healing will be.
- Drink water. As much water as you can! Just like resting, your body needs to stay hydrated in order to heal better and quicker!
- Listen to your body. Some nurses wanted to advise me to lift my arms to shoulder length and walk less like a robot as soon as I got up on the first day, and others told me to only move my forearms, and to be honest, it took me a while to feel natural again and less tense, and that is ok! Do remind yourself to breathe, to try and move your arms when you can, and relaxing your shoulders, but it is understandable that it is difficult to do it straight away, that you are in pain, and that things take time! You will heal regardless, so listen to your body first, before anything or anyone else. And also remember, everyone is different so we will all deal with it in different ways, and possibly slightly different timings, nothing wrong with that! :)
- Use a straw if necessary to drink water
- Your boobs will be very swollen, so remember the final size and look will be around 10% less of what you are seeing, and in a much natural shape once they drop and soften :)
- Eat soup, things that are easy and healthy to eat if possible.
- Talk to people who have gone through a similar surgery if you know any- if you need to ask me anything feel free, I had two friends who went through the same procedure and their support and guidance was GOLDEN.
- Contact your doctor or nurse at any moment you may feel unsure or in need of some help.
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