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32 Year Old, Breast Lift
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mercedes12345November 14, 2016
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I've been secretly trolling for years, I developed very young (10 years old) and did not wear a bra till I was 12. Officially I was a double E, then had a child at 23.. my breasts gorged up to the size of a small watermelon then deflating like pancakes haha.
I decided to ask my family doctor 2 years ago for this procedure as my chest would hurt if my breast where not in a sports bra or a wire bra.. yes I wore one 24 hours since it would hurt to walk with them as they where saggy and deformed. Told Dr Oxley I like my size.. I just want a lift.. he agreed and said he would reduce minimum amount and lift. I had read previous reviews about his personality.. horrible bedside manner but I didn't experience that at all. He was amazing and straightforward.
It's been close to 2 weeks since the procedure and I've experienced a lot of pain in the area.. maybe I'm sensitive.. I had a car accident and been in pain since.. so adding another pain didn't work I guess. I'm happy with how they look so far, any bumps and extra folds are expected so I haven't freaked out.
I decided to ask my family doctor 2 years ago for this procedure as my chest would hurt if my breast where not in a sports bra or a wire bra.. yes I wore one 24 hours since it would hurt to walk with them as they where saggy and deformed. Told Dr Oxley I like my size.. I just want a lift.. he agreed and said he would reduce minimum amount and lift. I had read previous reviews about his personality.. horrible bedside manner but I didn't experience that at all. He was amazing and straightforward.
It's been close to 2 weeks since the procedure and I've experienced a lot of pain in the area.. maybe I'm sensitive.. I had a car accident and been in pain since.. so adding another pain didn't work I guess. I'm happy with how they look so far, any bumps and extra folds are expected so I haven't freaked out.
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November 19, 2016
I have been considering a breast lift for a couple years now I am 36 years old and a size 36 f. I went to multiple doctors. I found one and she is wonderful! But she said she would like to take me to a d-cup and that's a little scary for me a little too drastic period She said it would be less pulling of my skin and over the years it would deter my breasts from sagging. Do you have any advice for me? Would you stick to my original size and just do a lift or would you get a reduction and lift?
November 19, 2016
Hey, honestly you need to follow your own instincts. I was lucky that my doctor listend to me.. I told him I am a bigger girl I want to be proportionate and I want a lift. He agreed and said I can definitely go the least amount for the reduction and get the lift from the lollipop incision.I was a EE now... probably a DD when the swelling comes down. You need to be upfront with your doctor and if their arguments can't win you over.. then get a second opinion.
UPDATED FROM mercedes12345
17 days post
2.5 weeks post-op
mercedes12345November 18, 2016
I need to state the most important part.. get a great supportive bra. I've been struggling with the super sensitive incision and nipple sensitivity. I've been to MEC and purchased a new bra.. it didn't work out.. thinking about visiting Forever Yours lingerie to get properly fitted. I don't want to start this new perky me and not keep up the maintenance! Haha. Also they hurt.. I'm not sure if it's just me.. but I'm taking advil and Tylenol everyday. Cold compresses help.. I've started to hold them when going over bumpy roads when I'm riding in the car.
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November 19, 2016
I completely agree! I'm just now feeling comfortable in my bra (a regular non underwire bra), but I'm 4 weeks post surgery.
November 20, 2016
You don't realise how much you need a supporting bra until your grabbing them for support hahaha. Great to hear that at 4 weeks I'll feel better.. right now I'm stI'll feeling as if their going to fall down.
I'm sorry to hear that you've been in pain, and I hope that's getting better for you. Congratulations on getting results you're happy with though. I hope you'll continue to keep us posted on your progress. Happy healing!
That's so wonderful. Enjoy the new you!