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Extremely happy with my result
Hands down amazing surgeon! He knows what he is doing. My full review and photos are under my profile. Not sure how/why my rating isn't attached to my full review. Dr. Yoo is very skilled and explains what he can do for you. He answers your questions and asks you questions that help him know your expectations. He is kind and genuinely cares about his patients and wants them to be happy. I felt very at ease from the first meeting with him. Sheree, his office manager, is excellent too! I like her a lot.
30 Days Post
What’s been happening:
- I still have some swelling, all normal
- The shower can hit my breasts and not hurt but it’s not a high pressure shower head
- All my stitches are fine and there are only a few very tiny scab areas
- I continue to have tender spots, or I’ll feel twinges if discomfort, mainly where the drain tubes were. It’s like a dull ache/twinge, but it’s very on and off with more off.
My breasts feel softer but still “tight”, which is normal at this stage still. The upper or top of breast swelling has really gone down and my breasts look smaller. I’m very pleased! I’m now allowed to put some silicone gel scar gel or the strips of silicone gel on incisions to aid with scarring, but not on the few tiny scabs. I’ve been cleared for light/low impact exercise, but still cannot sleep on my side and I’m still wearing a bra to sleep in. I feel good and listen to my body so I don’t overdo it. Dr. Yoo is a fantastic surgeon!
- I still have some swelling, all normal
- The shower can hit my breasts and not hurt but it’s not a high pressure shower head
- All my stitches are fine and there are only a few very tiny scab areas
- I continue to have tender spots, or I’ll feel twinges if discomfort, mainly where the drain tubes were. It’s like a dull ache/twinge, but it’s very on and off with more off.
My breasts feel softer but still “tight”, which is normal at this stage still. The upper or top of breast swelling has really gone down and my breasts look smaller. I’m very pleased! I’m now allowed to put some silicone gel scar gel or the strips of silicone gel on incisions to aid with scarring, but not on the few tiny scabs. I’ve been cleared for light/low impact exercise, but still cannot sleep on my side and I’m still wearing a bra to sleep in. I feel good and listen to my body so I don’t overdo it. Dr. Yoo is a fantastic surgeon!
16 Days Post Op
Another week has gone by. Things I’ve noticed:
- Tenderness is not as bad
- Take short showers and keep incisions dry
- Less swelling
- Less bruising
- Breakthrough bleeding after shower yesterday at the ‘T’ part of incision, on right breast only. I’m told this is common, and I think I was feeling less discomfort. So I became a bit too active. It’s like a slow pinhole leak/drip since yesterday, so I’m changing small gauze pads a few times each day. Not sure if a stitch dissolved early or what.
- Continue to take it easy and don’t reach up!! This is difficult when you are only 5’2. I’m using a step ladder just to use the microwave! LOL.
- Sports bras are the most comfortable now. They offer the necessary compression/hold and aren’t too tight near incisions.
- Tenderness is not as bad
- Take short showers and keep incisions dry
- Less swelling
- Less bruising
- Breakthrough bleeding after shower yesterday at the ‘T’ part of incision, on right breast only. I’m told this is common, and I think I was feeling less discomfort. So I became a bit too active. It’s like a slow pinhole leak/drip since yesterday, so I’m changing small gauze pads a few times each day. Not sure if a stitch dissolved early or what.
- Continue to take it easy and don’t reach up!! This is difficult when you are only 5’2. I’m using a step ladder just to use the microwave! LOL.
- Sports bras are the most comfortable now. They offer the necessary compression/hold and aren’t too tight near incisions.
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