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3 days post op
My surgery was on February 28th, and everything went great. I was scheduled to arrive at 7:15 am and was brought back to a preheated bed to wait. Dr. Holly drew on my chest and chin ( I also had submental liposuction) and answered any questions I had. She had an excellent bedside manner and really relieved any anxiety that I was feeling. I do vaguely remember two other nurses chatting with me before I went under, and my first conscious memory was being helped back into my hoodie that I brought. There was initally not much pain, just a feeling of intense pressure and stiffness. My husband picked me up outside the building and we were headed home by noon. I'm really not sure how long I was in recovery, it was all a blur. I was given a topical medicine for nausea which I didn't have to use fortunately. The pain didn't set in until we had been on the road for about a half hour. My right pec muscle was spasming where it connected to the shoulder, and it was enough for me to put my phone away for a bit lol. I was told to keep the bandages on for two days while doing basic arm stretches, and to move to a sports bra on the second day and begin compressions. The stretches were very painful and uncomfortable feeling for the first day but have gotten progressively easier. I'm on day 3 now and have regained most of my mobility, but I still can't pick up anything more than a few pounds (my chubby cat is a challenge) and pushing/pulling is extremely tender. I've been taking the norco mostly at night for pain as it's the worst when I get up, and extra strength tylenol thtoughout the day. I was also given anti inflammatories, antibiotics, and sleeping meds. I was told to take vitamin E as well, but it's been a challenge to find it in stores. I may end up ordering from Amazong. I think with all of the fly and corona virus going around people are wiping out the vitamin section. Overall, I'm extremely happy with my surfey and very excited to see how they settle.
Finalized surgery date
After some setbacks, my final surgery date is February 28 @ 1 pm. Unfortunately, life gets in the way sometimes, but this is still happening! Dr. Walls office sent a link for a questionnaire on their site today, confirming the stipulations that were in the pre-op paperwork (no nicotine, stimulants, or pain meds other than Tylenol for 1 month prior to surgery), along with confirmation of pre-op labs. I've bought a surgical compression bra online, as I was told one would not be provided.. I thought this was a bit odd, but I can disregard one small thing given the results and reviews this Dr. has earned. Looking forward to getting this done so I can end the anticipation. We've been on the edge of our seats since October!
Surgery scheduled
My surgery is scheduled for February 14th. It's going to be a memorable valentine's day. My goal between now and then is to hit the gym hard while I still can. Itll be at least 6 weeks post OP before I can ease back in. It's been difficult avoiding chest exercises, but I've been figuring it out.
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
8600 Fern Ave, Shreveport, Louisiana