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Happy So Far!

UPDATED FROM 3kidsonemom
2 months post

I’ve been meaning to post and update...

After my 6 week appt- Everything has healed very nicely! I absolutely love my new boobs and couldn’t been happier with them! Dr. Delgado even gifted me a bottle of wine from his winery (It was really good too). My scars are definitely still visible but I believe they will fade with time, you can barely feel them now. As far as my implants go one question I remember having was if you can feel them after the surgery. Yes you can, but only if you are really searching for them. And I believe I can feel them because I didn’t have much breast tissue to begin with but for those who do I am sure it’s less palpable. My husband has only felt them once to his knowledge so that’s good! But even if he could feel the implant, he wouldn’t care. He loves them possible even more than I do lol!

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Miguel Delgado, MD

Miguel Delgado, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

4.8 | 274 Reviews
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Cheers!!!
You look amazing! I am doing my research and am strongly considering Dr. Delgado. Your review was most relatable and helpful! Thank you :-). Any changes since December? And if you don't mind me asking, what was the cost of your augmentation? Thank you!!
UPDATED FROM 3kidsonemom
10 days post

1.5 week post op-Left has dropped, waiting on right.

I am SO in love!
I’ve had stretch marks on my breast before the surgery because I had about the same size breasts when I was breast feeding. I am so happy to have them back though- stretch marks and all! As far as how I am feeling I am no longer in pain around my incision aside from when I am stretching the pocket out by pushing the implants inward. I believe it’s just normal nerve pain. My nipples are extremely sensitive still similar to the beginning stages of breast feeding. I did experience some tingling in my hands shortly after surgery but that has gone away as well. I believe that was another nerve type of pain as it went away when I took my pain meds. I’m excited to see how they progress once both have “dropped and fluffed”. You can see the difference in the two in the side view where my right is still sitting up higher than my left. Have been wearing loose sports bra most of the time during the day as well as at night.

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Congratulations on your new girls!! You look wonderful already!
Thank you!!
How do they feel? Can you feel the implant when you touch the breast?
Yes. I didn’t have much breast tissue before my surgery so you can definitely feel the implants if you are feeling for them, my husband rarely notices. He said he’s only felt them once. But you know your body and will be able to feel the implant. I was worried about this as well before I got them but I am already am married and my husband doesn’t care at all. He actually loves them more than I do if that’s even possible
UPDATED FROM 3kidsonemom
2 days post

Pre op photos- posted late sorry plus my 1 day post op photos

Here's my before picture along with a few one day post pictures. I am more than happy with the size so far and my left breast is already dropping into place it seems. There is almost no pain on my breasts and its more of a feeling like someone gave me CPR or something. The pressure on my chest is the main feeling along with the occasional pain of the incision itself. I think the hardest part is sleeping upright and not being able to help my husband with the kids. The office called yesterday to check in on me and see if I needed anything or had any questions which I thought was nice. I am so happy with the size and I think they look great so far!

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Thank you again for sharing your journey!
Of course! I hope if you decide on the right ps that you find that love it as much I as do! Take your time and do what’s right for you ♥️