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One month post op
My scars aren’t pictured but they’re looking better and better each week. The implants have softened up quite a bit. I can’t wait to see the results when they reach their final resting positions and feel more natural. Sometimes I think that maybe I should have gone bigger but I’m still in love with the results thus far.
Small Frame 300cc Saline
I just want to start off with this: getting a breast augmentation is the BEST thing I have ever done. Initially, when I saw them on day 3 I absolutely freaked out and thought I hated them. I believe that was due to the shock factor of going from being absolutely flat chested to having boobs and thinking that they were MASSIVE. I also believe that the muscle relaxers were causing me confusion and the inability to think straight. Luckily I was able to recognize this by day 3. By day 6 I stopped the muscle relaxers after consulting with my doctor and that’s when I really knew how much I loved them.
The surgery: I did what is called an awake breast augmentation. Sounds scary I know. But the surgery itself was not bad at all. I was actually able to talk to my surgeon during the operation and learned some new things. The only thing that hurt was the sternal shots. (Those left some scabs). I watched videos on it prior to the surgery so I knew that I could do it.
Post operation: the first day I threw up twice once I was home. I’m not sure if it was due to the pain or if the nitrous oxide made me nauseous. The first 3 days were BRUTAL. Day 2 is when I felt the most pain. Day 3 I believe I stopped taking hydrocodone and replaced it with Tylenol. Day 4 I stopped all medications that alleviated pain because I was no longer feeling pain. Just very tight. Day 6 I began driving and returned to work. Driving was challenging bc of how tight I felt. By day 8 I felt completely fine and could perform most movements. I am currently 17 days post op and feel great. I have not removed my tape to see my scars yet however
Sorry, I don’t have many before photos as I always tried to hide how flat chested I was.
My doctor did a PHENOMENAL job.
This is my personal experience. Of course, do what is best for you and consult with your doctor.
The surgery: I did what is called an awake breast augmentation. Sounds scary I know. But the surgery itself was not bad at all. I was actually able to talk to my surgeon during the operation and learned some new things. The only thing that hurt was the sternal shots. (Those left some scabs). I watched videos on it prior to the surgery so I knew that I could do it.
Post operation: the first day I threw up twice once I was home. I’m not sure if it was due to the pain or if the nitrous oxide made me nauseous. The first 3 days were BRUTAL. Day 2 is when I felt the most pain. Day 3 I believe I stopped taking hydrocodone and replaced it with Tylenol. Day 4 I stopped all medications that alleviated pain because I was no longer feeling pain. Just very tight. Day 6 I began driving and returned to work. Driving was challenging bc of how tight I felt. By day 8 I felt completely fine and could perform most movements. I am currently 17 days post op and feel great. I have not removed my tape to see my scars yet however
Sorry, I don’t have many before photos as I always tried to hide how flat chested I was.
My doctor did a PHENOMENAL job.
This is my personal experience. Of course, do what is best for you and consult with your doctor.
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