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1 YEAR + 3 MONTHS POST OP
It’s been a year and three months since my procedure and I thought it was time. I should post some new pics. If anyone has any questions, please feel free to DM me. I’m more than happy to answer any of your personal questions about my journey. As an FYI, I have been lifting and working on body composition so you may notice that after the procedure, I’m more rounded in the buttocks and overall muscle development changes might be noticeable
3.5 Weeks Post-Op
It's been an interesting journey filled with highs and lows. I'm still so completely satisfied with my results. I was finally able to sit with full weight after a full 3 weeks. It proved painful so chose to lay to rest or stand to eat but gradually, I started to sit for a minute or two at a time until I was finally able to sit for the duration of a meal.
Driving at 3 weeks still felt a little uncomfortable so I chose to ride as a passenger and let my husband drive. As a passenger, I could slouch in a way that took the brunt of the weight off the incision lines. But at just 3.5 weeks (yesterday) I felt comfortable enough to drive myself.
The hardest thing to accomplish is putting on socks; the bending forward to reach my foot to put on the sock was painful. i'd bend my right knee and place my foot over the left kneecap and then struggle to get my sock on...the repeat on the other side. I'm happy to report that today I was able to finally put my socks on with no pain whatsoever. I can still feel the tightness but the pain is no longer there accomplishing this task.
Feel free to ask me any questions. I'm more than happy to answer.
Driving at 3 weeks still felt a little uncomfortable so I chose to ride as a passenger and let my husband drive. As a passenger, I could slouch in a way that took the brunt of the weight off the incision lines. But at just 3.5 weeks (yesterday) I felt comfortable enough to drive myself.
The hardest thing to accomplish is putting on socks; the bending forward to reach my foot to put on the sock was painful. i'd bend my right knee and place my foot over the left kneecap and then struggle to get my sock on...the repeat on the other side. I'm happy to report that today I was able to finally put my socks on with no pain whatsoever. I can still feel the tightness but the pain is no longer there accomplishing this task.
Feel free to ask me any questions. I'm more than happy to answer.
2 Weeks Post Op
A quick glimpse of how the healing is coming along 2 weeks post procedure. I'm extremely pleased with how well it's turning out. Still can't sit with my entire body weight for another week, but it's easy to lay on my back at this point instead of being on my tummy.
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Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
11600 West Pico Blvd, Los Angeles, California