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27yo, 5.10, 58kg, 275cc mentor moderate plus

UPDATED FROM mysipysi
9 days post

1 week after the surgery

Recovery was surprisingly easy. I was able to go for a walk on a 2nd day post operation, and was walking freely during the rest of the week.
Posting some pictures. Can share some more details on the recovery process if required

mysipysi's provider

Fateh Ahmad, MBBS, MD, FRCS(Plast)

Fateh Ahmad, MBBS, MD, FRCS(Plast)

Specialist Registered Plastic Surgeon

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They look really good only one week after the surgery. Are you happy with the results? Also... do you think you could have managed the post-surgery all by yoursef, without any help from other people? (I mean, i would be alone during the whole process: going back home from hospital and staying at home by myself for the recovery). I heard from a friend that I wouldn't probably be able to get up from bed the first days without assistance. Thanks for updating and, again, congratulations, they look great!
I was actually alone home post operation. I’ve cleaned up my flat before the operation, prepared nomura bedside table with all the necessary stuff for the 1-2 days post operation (cleansing wipes, protein bars, books). Also you won’t be able to lift your arms for some period of time, so I get all the necessary things from my cupboards in the kitchen down. Getting from the bed was tricky for the 1-2 days post operation (once again it depends on each person), but I’ve learnt some techniques from YouTube ;) Re the day of the surgery, I was thinking I would be able to get home alone in the Uber. However, the anaesthesia has completely knocks me down. I was very dizzy and nauseous. So I asked a friend to come and collect me. You can always try and see how it goes but have someone to call me and ask to come over.
Re the final result, yes I’m def happy. First couple of days, I was in the mood I could have gone for bigger ones (so expect this kind of questions when you see your post ope result) and initially my surgeon has suggested me to go for 300cc. But now I’m really happy, I wanted a natural look, so I think, have I gone for bigger ones it would not look as natural. And people around me would definitely notice the difference. If you’re same shape as me, 250-300cc should be the optimal choice, but then your surgeon is the best person to advise
Thank for your reply. I wish you a good recovery and I'm sure they will look fantastic! :)
Do you remember your BWD? And I hope you keep updating because I'm excited to see your progress!
Wow, looove your results! I understand that the “not worth it” on the review is a mistake right? Thanks for sharing your experience!
I wold love to know if the “not worth it” is a mistake too
Hi,

Your results are perfect and completely in proportion.

I am hoping to see the same surgeon for a consultation early next year and have my BA at the end of March.

Where your implants round? And did you go under the muscle?

How did you get on post op after your last update?

Thanks so much xx
UPDATED FROM mysipysi
Day of treatment

The day of operation

Finally it arrived! My admission time was 7:30am. I had to stop all food 8 hours before that time, and all fluids 6 hours before. Therefore I just had dinner, and then my last cup of tea befor me going to bed. Knowing that I might wake up during the night and have another drink, I’ve removed any bottles on purpose from my bed table.
I’ve also packed the night before: books, journals, cleansing wipes, charger, several sizes of bras (with tags attached so I can give the back), some protein bars in case hungry post operation, bottle of water, slippers and socks just in case
On my arrival I filled in some form and then was escorted to my room. Later came the nurse, she did some checks, the anasthaesist and the surgeon. He made some funny drawings on me (see attached some pictures).
One tip: I didn’t know that there was a urine test for the pregnancy test. And I went to the loo just before coming to the hospital, and I had literally nothing more left cause I was not drinking during the night. So ladies, pls be aware of the urine test!
Luckily enough I was second on the order for the surgery and I was allowed to drink water 2 hours before the surgery. Therefore after 1 fulll glass of water, all went well.
2 hours before operation I was just reading and sleeping, looking forward for all get done and having my meal.
Nurse woke me up when the time came and I went to the « theatre ». The nurse and anaesthesiologist got me all ready and connected me to all the appliances. He started asking me about my work, that he also wanted to have my job when he was younger etc.. I started feeling some fluid in my veins...and the next thing I remember I woke up and started speaking with someone in the room thinking it was my surgeon. I still thought we were getting ready for my operation and I asked how he got on with his first one. And then I felt some tightness in my chest and realised that the operation was done!! Literally, as if this 1hour-90mn didn’t exist my life!
Later I was brought to my room where I was really dizzy and nauseous. I thought I would be able to call a cab and get home by myself. But I had to wait for my friends to finish work and come to collect me as my head was spinning and I was super nauseous.
The nurse told me it’s the reaction of my body who didn’t take any drugs and not drinking any alcohol. At least that’s positive and means I’m actually healthy!

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Please update us on the outcome of your surgery! You have a similar body type as myself. Thanks, i'm sure they look great.
Just updated! Let me know if any further queries
UPDATED FROM mysipysi
1 day pre

1 day before the surgery

Quite excited, and not anxious for now... let’s see how it goes tomorrow and if i will manage to fall asleep tonight!
Bought a couple of different sizes of post op bras (good tip as with all the swelling and bruises not sure what my size will be). The admission time is super early in the morning so hope will be done quite soon. Preparing my bag: put some protein bars for post op recovery, deo, id just in case..
Also posting some pictures before the op, and saying bye bye to those small and cute ones ;)

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