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Numbness
Can anyone give me an accurate timeline to when their nipple sensation came back? I'm still sore to the touch in the entire breasts too. 16 days post op today. Also posting the pic of my other incision since it wouldn't let me on my last post.
Axillary incisions
Wanted to show my scars for those of you who don't know about axillary incisions (in the armpits). It is rare to find a doc who does this, but my PS is a leader in this technique. He uses a small camera in the pockets when he is placing the implants in order to minimize trauma and bleeding. The scars are then bunched up a bit on purpose and glued so over time when the skin stretches back into place, they are very difficult to see. I'm very happy I went with this approach and I highly recommend my surgeon!
Definitely a D
For anyone wondering what 400cc's will get you from a small B... Went bra shopping today. Trying to fit into a C is a joke. And any 'sexy' push up bras don't even work with a D, have to go DD. Not upset about this, actually very happy! Just want those of you who are wondering (like I did) to know. ????????????
Provider Review
Very professional, chief of plastics at Northwestern Hospital in Chicago. Harvard and UCLA trained. Pioneer of endoscopic transaxillary breast augmentation. Excellent physician.