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5'8'', Flat Chested, 22 Years Old, 400cc Silicone Moderate Profile
UPDATED FROM yvonnevogue
7 months post
6 month update
yvonnevogueFebruary 11, 2021
WORTH IT$6,900
I took these pictures between November and January. I am now about 7-8 months PO. Everything is going great. I can work out and lift heavy weights comfortably. The only thing I will say is cardio is a little more difficult as I need to wear a very tight sports bra to keep everything in place. Other than that things are going great! My scars are a bit squishy to touch still, but I am hoping that will go away with more time. I am so happy I did this and do not regret a thing! :)
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1 month post
Some post-op pictures in clothing
yvonnevogueAugust 17, 2020
I feel so much better about the way my body looks in clothing not to mention it makes me look even thinner now! I fill out my clothes now and I finally have the curvy look on top to match my hips. Everything was so worth it!
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August 18, 2020
Since you were so wide set before, are you getting more cleavage now without pushing them together? Lovely results! Love the pic with the sleeves off shoulder and you pushing them together. Does it bother you going braless? My nipples are so sensitive I'd be walking around poking out through my shirt lol. Keep the updates coming.
August 18, 2020
I do have a bit of cleavage without pushing them together, but not too much. I was instructed by my surgeon not to wear a bra for the first 6 weeks that way they could drop faster. I had my checkup yesterday and he told me I should start wearing underwire bras every day that way they don't drop down too low and bottom out. I guess the new additions need some extra support now! which is totally fine with me, I'm going to love wearing a bra and create cleavage with it. Since my original inframammary fold was a bit higher than my new one, I did notice my incision is above my new fold but it does not look like a double bubble, and it is not bothering me much, I'll be keeping an eye on it to make sure it isn't an early sign of bottoming out.
It does not really bother me going braless, I did it all the time before my surgery and in fact, I like the no bra look lol. but looks like I wont be able to go braless for the next 6 months at least. My nipples have finally settled down and are not as sensitive, at first they felt like they were constantly chaffing.
It does not really bother me going braless, I did it all the time before my surgery and in fact, I like the no bra look lol. but looks like I wont be able to go braless for the next 6 months at least. My nipples have finally settled down and are not as sensitive, at first they felt like they were constantly chaffing.
August 18, 2020
Maybe you can post new pics without clothes? It is interesting how every PS has their own post op instructions. Sometimes if a PS notices early signs of double bubble or bottoming out, they will highly recommend wearing a wire bra non stop to try and help the pockets/breast heal in the proper place. Quite often ladies do bottom out or develop double bubble when their IMF is lowered. I seen it a lot reading reviews. Just follow your PS post op instructions closely. Have a great day and take care. Happy healing.
July 22, 2021
Will you be willing to post a full body photo? I think that you look great. Thanks for sharing your photos and thoughts.
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1 month post
Before and after 1 month
yvonnevogueAugust 17, 2020
The first week- 2 weeks were the most uncomfortable for me. I had extreme tightness and was not able to move my arms around very much the first 8 days. I wouldn't say it was painful, just very uncomfortable, especially since my skin had stretched so much! I had heard of morning boob before but I had no idea what to expect! Haha, let me tell you that was probably the worst part! after I would get up from lying down I could feel all the swelling and tightness almost weigh down and I would have extreme uncomfort that lasted about 5 minutes. It finally went away after the three-week mark! just an FYI you will need help doing things for the first week! you will need help taking sponge baths and washing your hair, grabbing things, and especially pulling up tight pants! make sure to wear loose ones! it's a struggle to pull your pants up for the first 5 days, also invest in some wet wipes! It will be a struggle to wipe yourself for the first 5 days. Also driving will feel very strange the first few days because you have a limited range of motion. I drove after 8 days and had to make very quick small turns whenever I needed to turn. Overall I am sooooo happy with the results and it was definitely worth some of the uncomfort! If anyone has any questions just ask and I will answer! I'll post more updates and things I remember about my recovery through the upcoming weeks.
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