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three month update
Three months post op and I would say I have healed from this procedure. The pain, although not completely gone, is greatly minimized. I'm still using the Bio Oil daily. I'm still glad I am implant free, but this procedure was not the best choice. I should have gotten the anchor lift. I like the fact that there are no scars but the breasts are left very flat at the top. The surgical precision was a lot better on the left than on the right, but this is an inexact science. I'm now thinking there is a need for a fat transfer to round them out. I won't meet with Dr. Gordan again for another 3 months. He said to give it a good 6-9 months to heal before grafting.
6 week update
Well, I've reached that milestone I was dreaming about last year. I thought at 6 weeks, I would be completely healed and ready to get back to working out. Unfortunately, my incisions have not healed and I'm taking some sort of pain pill at least once a day. Some days the pain is minimal and others, almost unbearable. I can't understand the long slow process. I was told that I needed to drastically increase the protein in my diet, so I'm now consuming 60 gm of protein daily. I believe the problem to be that I have suffered with insomnia for years and that is causing the healing process to be slow. I've gotten used to my new body, even though NO bra fits without extra pads. I'm still using the mederma scar gel, but truthfully don't think it's doing much. Am I still glad I did it.? Heck yeah!
I finally removed the tape and these are…
I finally removed the tape and these are some strange looking breasts. They look like tufted pillow. I don't know if the breast will ever fluff out or just remain flat. My expectations were very low from the beginning so I would say I'm pleased with the result. Three weeks post op and I'm still in pain every day. I'm off the pain killers but unless I keep a compressor and an ace bandage on, it hurts. I'll be grateful when the pain goes away. I can live with these funny shaped breasts.
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