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Breast Implant Exchange Without Lift from a Wonderful Doctor
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Breast Implant Exchange Without Lift from a Wonderful Doctor
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I absolutely love Dr. Leveque, she is fabulous! And every single person on her staff are fabulous. They made me feel so comfortable and are genuinely so nice.
I'm originally from New Orleans and had my first and only breast augmentation done in November 11, 1999. At that time, there was a ban on silicone implants, so I had saline-filled implants. I have to say, they lasted just four months shy of 30 years. On May 11th, 2026, while in the shower, I looked down and realized my left breast implant had ruptured. I freaked out (as I'msure anyone would). You couldn't really tell while dressed, but it was a little painful and moved a lot more than my right breast, and most importantly, I had vacation starting June 3rd. After researching doctors in my area because, being from New Orleans and now living in Florida, I wasn't too informed on the plastic surgeons in the area. I get my Botox and Juvéderm from a med spa. It took me about 2.5 days to research and choose Dr. Leveque, and it was the best decision. I was on a time line because of my vacation coming up. I called her office and they didn't have any appointments until July and I was so nervous and upset. I explained my situation and not 10 minutes later, Dr. Leveque's office manager called me back and was able to get me in for a consultation on May 19th. The consult went great and because of my situation with my upcoming vacation, Dr. Leveque said she could do my surgery on May 21st, and I accepted. I just thought that it was so nice of her to offer me a date so soon. And she is just the sweetest doctor and very caring. I was going to be able to go on vacation and be comfortable. For my first surgery, I barely had any pain, so this surgery I decided that I didn't want any opiod pain medications. I've had too many friends die from options and am scared to take them now. Honestly, I didn't even need them. The anesthesiologist did a nerve block which was amazing. I think I took OTC Tylenol for three days, and that was it. I was prescribed muscle relaxers and nausea medication and only took the muscle relaxers for five or six days, but just one a day instead of the one every six hours, and I never needed the nausea medication. I did go with bigger implants as I wished I had before and I didn't need a lift, because thankfully, I come from a perky people (ha ha). I'm two days away from reaching my five day mark and I have to say, my breasts have never looked better. Thank you so much, Dr. Leveque, and all of your staff. You all are amazing and I cannot tell you all how appreciative I am of you.
I'm originally from New Orleans and had my first and only breast augmentation done in November 11, 1999. At that time, there was a ban on silicone implants, so I had saline-filled implants. I have to say, they lasted just four months shy of 30 years. On May 11th, 2026, while in the shower, I looked down and realized my left breast implant had ruptured. I freaked out (as I'msure anyone would). You couldn't really tell while dressed, but it was a little painful and moved a lot more than my right breast, and most importantly, I had vacation starting June 3rd. After researching doctors in my area because, being from New Orleans and now living in Florida, I wasn't too informed on the plastic surgeons in the area. I get my Botox and Juvéderm from a med spa. It took me about 2.5 days to research and choose Dr. Leveque, and it was the best decision. I was on a time line because of my vacation coming up. I called her office and they didn't have any appointments until July and I was so nervous and upset. I explained my situation and not 10 minutes later, Dr. Leveque's office manager called me back and was able to get me in for a consultation on May 19th. The consult went great and because of my situation with my upcoming vacation, Dr. Leveque said she could do my surgery on May 21st, and I accepted. I just thought that it was so nice of her to offer me a date so soon. And she is just the sweetest doctor and very caring. I was going to be able to go on vacation and be comfortable. For my first surgery, I barely had any pain, so this surgery I decided that I didn't want any opiod pain medications. I've had too many friends die from options and am scared to take them now. Honestly, I didn't even need them. The anesthesiologist did a nerve block which was amazing. I think I took OTC Tylenol for three days, and that was it. I was prescribed muscle relaxers and nausea medication and only took the muscle relaxers for five or six days, but just one a day instead of the one every six hours, and I never needed the nausea medication. I did go with bigger implants as I wished I had before and I didn't need a lift, because thankfully, I come from a perky people (ha ha). I'm two days away from reaching my five day mark and I have to say, my breasts have never looked better. Thank you so much, Dr. Leveque, and all of your staff. You all are amazing and I cannot tell you all how appreciative I am of you.
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