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2 mth Post op
3 days ago I took off 2 more sutures . I believe that may be the last of it as it was the only 2 areas in which I still had scabs and was taking longer to heal. At times I do see a blister here and there around my nipple but then they dry up in day and go away. I stopped using gauze at 1 mth as i noticed my incision weren't as smooth and switched to all cotton bras (breathable) . Worked good, and scars look smooth.
Breast Lift Recovery
I had an Anchor breast lift with 405cc implants after years of gaining and losing weight and breast feeding. The operation was smooth and was feeling much better after 3 days. Unfortunately, complications, start after 2 weeks of your surgery. Overall I'm happy with how they look. I expect my incisions to completely heal at 2 months. This surgery isn't 2 weeks downtime and expects to spend many weeks for your incisions to fully close. There might be some separation in which I wish I knew was normal. Also, I recommend letting your incisions get some air and not having tape after 10 days. The areas in which I didn't have tape have healed up nicely.
Provider Review
Athenix Pasadena