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7month scar update
Forgot to add the scar photos to the update. Still applying biocorneum at least couple times a week, idk if it’s doing any good this late into the healing process but I still have the bottle so I’ll use it till it’s gone. If anyone has any ideas for scar treatments, particularly darker skin tones, let me know! Thankss
7 months PO
Hey! Here’s an update photo. Not much changes, after taking the photo I noticed the left one is sitting higher. It was the other way around before so I guess that means they’ll continue to change a little bit for another few months. Will update at the year mark.
20 Weeks PO
I waited several weeks to post an update so there would be some noticeable change and there is! They have dropped and look much better. While the left one looks beautiful, I am still hoping for the dropping process to continue so that the right one will have a fuller lower pole.
In regards to the fluffing process, they have remained the same level of firmness as far as I can tell. Which is a bummer because I chose SRX (lowest cohesiveness least firm) in hopes that the softness would "blend" in better with my natural tissue. I can understand why some prefer natural breasts now. So take that into consideration if you're still unsure about getting breast augmentation.
Finally, the inframammary incision. The left one has been healing better all along. The right one was always bumpy and darker. However, a couple days ago the right one became painful to the touch and appeared to look like acne whereas before it was just bumpy and painless. I think the internal sutures were coming to surface...or something like that. It continued to hurt for the next two days and began to drain a little bit. I have been applying biocorneum. On the bright side, the incision is mostly flat now.
Overall, I'm content with my decision to get breast augmentation. It could be a lot worse, and yes it could be a lot better. If anyone has any tips on healing the scar pigmentation, specifically for darker skin tones, please let me know! :)
In regards to the fluffing process, they have remained the same level of firmness as far as I can tell. Which is a bummer because I chose SRX (lowest cohesiveness least firm) in hopes that the softness would "blend" in better with my natural tissue. I can understand why some prefer natural breasts now. So take that into consideration if you're still unsure about getting breast augmentation.
Finally, the inframammary incision. The left one has been healing better all along. The right one was always bumpy and darker. However, a couple days ago the right one became painful to the touch and appeared to look like acne whereas before it was just bumpy and painless. I think the internal sutures were coming to surface...or something like that. It continued to hurt for the next two days and began to drain a little bit. I have been applying biocorneum. On the bright side, the incision is mostly flat now.
Overall, I'm content with my decision to get breast augmentation. It could be a lot worse, and yes it could be a lot better. If anyone has any tips on healing the scar pigmentation, specifically for darker skin tones, please let me know! :)
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
450 Roxbury Dr., Beverly Hills, California