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6 months... The magic number
Well I made it to the six month mark. I am posting the final result. I am happy for the most part. The adjustment has been traumatic compared to the first implants I got, perhaps due to my age or the whole hellish lift process.
I am unhappy with the loss of upper pole everything, it's like they just slid down my chest and let me tell you that those heavy bags hanging against the zippered skin is uncomfortable thus the 24/7 bra (another unhappy thing) my scars are still angry and red, not sure why, Doctor says its normal. They seem to be steadily falling outward and downward. I realize most of this is just bad skin, damn the luck anyway! But, they are soft, I don't have silicone leaking in my body and my husband thinks they're the bomb. So I would call it a success. Wish I had been born with nice breasts or any breasts so I wouldn't be in this position to begin with. Which brings me to a final point. After researching this website continually for the past six months I have to let this out...if you wear anything over an A cup you absolutely cannot call yourself flat chested! Stop it right now! And if you were blessed with naturally large breasts(B and up) for Gods sake don't do this to yourself or at least think about it twice or three times. Thanks to all of you for your inspiring and helpful stories.
I am unhappy with the loss of upper pole everything, it's like they just slid down my chest and let me tell you that those heavy bags hanging against the zippered skin is uncomfortable thus the 24/7 bra (another unhappy thing) my scars are still angry and red, not sure why, Doctor says its normal. They seem to be steadily falling outward and downward. I realize most of this is just bad skin, damn the luck anyway! But, they are soft, I don't have silicone leaking in my body and my husband thinks they're the bomb. So I would call it a success. Wish I had been born with nice breasts or any breasts so I wouldn't be in this position to begin with. Which brings me to a final point. After researching this website continually for the past six months I have to let this out...if you wear anything over an A cup you absolutely cannot call yourself flat chested! Stop it right now! And if you were blessed with naturally large breasts(B and up) for Gods sake don't do this to yourself or at least think about it twice or three times. Thanks to all of you for your inspiring and helpful stories.
14 weeks flat on the back
The laying down challenge
Well after hearing several stories of laying down problems with the implants I decided to test my own. Mind you I have felt all along that they fall far too much into my armpits but I had yet to see it for myself. Well here it is and it ain't pretty. It's not as bad as I thought but I can clearly see defects and one looks different from the other. Guess I will live with it, as long as there is no pain, I am ok.
Provider Review
Dr. Lester is a wonderful funny talented surgeon with whom I trusted my life. I only had a short time to find him and plan this surgery and he did not let me down. His staff is responsive and sympathetic and have always answered all my questions and calls. I would recommend Dr. Lester absolutely!