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Explant with Capsulectomy and Lift
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Explant with Capsulectomy and Lift
Peaceful9472December 12, 2019
WORTH IT$7,500
14 years ago, at 36, after breast feeding 3 babies in 5 years I went to see the doctor for an umbilical hernia repair and a C-section revision . I talked to the doctor about getting a lift but ended up getting 250 cc implants. I was never completely comfortable with implants and so after 14 years and some pain issues, i had them explanted with the same wonderful surgeon.Im now 50 and feel comfortable with my breast post surgery.
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January 3, 2020
Happy to hear you finally got what you originally knew you wanted. I have the same story.... and very similar breasts so I’d love to see how you heal in months to come

January 9, 2020
I am so happy I did the explant AND the lift . My breast look and are starting to feel like the breast I has prior to 3 pregnancies and breastfeeding. It has been one month this week and most of the swelling is gone. The tap itched a lot and that was worse than the pain in my opinion.
UPDATED FROM Peaceful9472
30 days post
One month update on Explant with lift. Very happy with the results!
Peaceful9472January 9, 2020
It has been one month since my explant with capsulectomy and lift. The results are better than I expected. Before children i was within 3 pounds of my current weight and my breast were a small B. I am now measuring a small C cup and many of the bras I wore with the implants still fit, i just have less cleavage. I also look thinner in all of my clothes . In fact people that do not know about the procedure keep saying did you lose weight? I feel like myself again and look forward to seeing if the pain i had in my right side chest and back stays away now that the implant was removed from behind the muscle.
The most difficult part of recovery was the itching from the tape. The pain was moderate from the incisions the first 3 days. The tape keeps the incision held tight to minimize scarring and mine stayed on until the third week which the doctor said is ideal. At one month I can do most everything, i'm easing back into yoga and light weights and if I feel burning or pulling I ease off. I wish I had had a lift 14 years ago but you live and learn.
The most difficult part of recovery was the itching from the tape. The pain was moderate from the incisions the first 3 days. The tape keeps the incision held tight to minimize scarring and mine stayed on until the third week which the doctor said is ideal. At one month I can do most everything, i'm easing back into yoga and light weights and if I feel burning or pulling I ease off. I wish I had had a lift 14 years ago but you live and learn.
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February 14, 2020
Thank you so much for sharing your journey with us, you look great, how are you doing now? It's been another month plus in your time line. Hugs
Glad that you did what you always felt was right! Thank you for sharing your story and great results with the community :)