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40 undergoing bilateral breast reduction and tummy tuck
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40 undergoing bilateral breast reduction and Tummy Tuck
WORTH IT$7,500
I had my surgery on Monday March 13th and I was discharged from the hospital on Tuesday March 14th. My insurance covered the breast reduction. I had to pay a 20 percent coinsurance which amounted to $2500 out of pocket and my insurance covered the other 80 percent. I had to pay $5000 for tummy tuck since that is cosmetic. So far I am pleased with my reduction/ lift and tummy tuck. I honestly cannot determine what my results will look like considering I am still super swollen and lifted really high. I was told my breasts will drop a little once the swelling goes down. Overall I'm pleased and anticipating the final results! I was really nervous but the process was so easy. I was given exparel for pain management along with other medication so the pain has been tolerable. I only have one drain. So far I'm very happy I made the decision to reduce my breasts. I already feel light on my feet. I was a 38F and now I think I am a C/D cup which is more natural and matches my 5'4 frame. I am two days post op so I plan to share more pictures over time
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2 days post
Today is day 2 of post operation and I feel…
Today is day 2 of post operation and I feel better than yesterday but still taking it easy. I take my medication consistently to stay ahead of any pain. I took off my bra and stomach band to take pictures and I am already pleased with my results. The only thing that bothers me is it appears that my left breast is still larger than my right which I was hoping would be corrected during the breast reduction procedure. It's only 2 days post operation so it is really to soon to tell how they will settle so I am staying optimistic. Here are more pics.
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UPDATED FROM garnerla
5 days post
Today I am 5 days post-opetation. Most of…
Today I am 5 days post-operation. Most of my pain and discomfort is from the extreme constipation and not my surgery itself. I have been really good about taking my medications regularly so that may be why the surgery itself is pretty manageable . I am still swollen but overall I am very pleased with my results. My only concern is my left breast is very noticeably larger than my right. Originally this was a problem that I had but my plastic surgeon and I discussed that she would be able to make them symmetrical during the reduction. This is an issue I will definitely bring up at my post-op appointment on Monday.
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