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8 Months Post-Op
My experience with Dr. Sexton was amazing. The journey was great, and I am happy with my look. My breasts are now soft and supple and they look incredibly natural. I couldn’t be happier with my results.
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Day 4 Post Op
The day of my procedure was a blur. Doctors, nurses, anesthesiologists, everyone in and out of the pre-op room. Coming out of surgery, it was the worst. I had a lot of pain, it felt like an elephant on my chest and I had a difficult time breathing (or taking deep breaths). After the pain was controlled and the breathing came together, I was released and able to go home. I stopped for lunch and couldn’t eat, because my mouth was so dry. I couldn’t get enough to drink. I finally remembered the motion sickness patch and took that off. I don’t remember much else from that day.
Day 1 post op, a lot of pain, soreness, stiffness and sensitivity. I did quite a bit of walking around, raising my arms over my head, and taking pain reducers.
Day 2 post op, mostly spent on the couch, more pain reducers, more raising my arms over my head (this seems to be the most comfortable position for me).
Day 3 post op, mostly on the couch with mostly ibuprofen only a couple of muscle relaxers. WALKED a mile in the evening.
Day 4 post op, follow up appointment. Everything looks good and we’re now introducing implant movements three times a day. This is still scary and feels like it should hurt so much, but it isn’t as terrible as it sounds. I’ve only taken one muscle relaxer today, and one ibuprofen.
Day 1 post op, a lot of pain, soreness, stiffness and sensitivity. I did quite a bit of walking around, raising my arms over my head, and taking pain reducers.
Day 2 post op, mostly spent on the couch, more pain reducers, more raising my arms over my head (this seems to be the most comfortable position for me).
Day 3 post op, mostly on the couch with mostly ibuprofen only a couple of muscle relaxers. WALKED a mile in the evening.
Day 4 post op, follow up appointment. Everything looks good and we’re now introducing implant movements three times a day. This is still scary and feels like it should hurt so much, but it isn’t as terrible as it sounds. I’ve only taken one muscle relaxer today, and one ibuprofen.
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
1708 Laurel Street, Columbia, South Carolina