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Happy NYE
Hey everyone, just wanted to do a quick update & post pics. As you can see Im finally done healing from my open T-junction wound. Now Im treating it with the Mederma to even out everything. What seemed to take forever to heal, actually healed very quickly..
As much as I love to take pics of my new boobies & share with you guys, there's not much to report lately. Next year I will be having a tummy tuck, so Im working on my body to getit prepared. Happy Holidays!! Xoxo
As much as I love to take pics of my new boobies & share with you guys, there's not much to report lately. Next year I will be having a tummy tuck, so Im working on my body to getit prepared. Happy Holidays!! Xoxo
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Wound almost closed!!:))
So finally Im seeing results!! Even though I knew it would eventually, it was hard waiting. After looking at everyone else success stories & hearing they healed up with no problems; it put me in a little depression mode lol. That last thing you want to hear is that, you've encountered a problem & cant resume regular activity until it heals smh..
However ladies, there is a light at the end of the tunnel!! It may seem crazy ugly right now, (if you're going thru wound separation) but it will close with proper treatment. I had an internal stitch sticking out of mine, but once it got removed, the process of healing came quick (even though to me it seemed like forever lol). Fyi: if its something black sticking out, its a internal stitch and the Dr need to remove it. If its clear & pricky, its a dissolvable stitch that will slide right out with a little pull.
To the ladies that share they're stories with me and they're advice; thank you SOOO much!!! I think if I wouldnt have had your support, I wouldve been really going bonkers. I hope & pray my experience help others as well. I seen my PS last Thursday and he said my wound should be closed by the end of this week. I was lmbo because he told me to stop using the silver nitrate. Little did he know, I stopped 4 days before I saw him. I had to take matters in my own hands at the end. That nitrate keeps the wound open, but it does smooth the area out. Once mine looked like it was a healthy scar & it was nice & smooth with no bumpy edges; I stopped using the nitrate and just treated it with the antibiotic ointment. In the past when I got a big scar, my mom would pack it with petrolleum jelly & it wound be gone in 3-4 days. So the antibiotic oinment was the closest thing to it, plus it would prevent infection. Now I'm not saying anyone else should try this!! Im also a Nurse/EMT tech so I have a little experience in treating wounds.
Anyhow, everyone have a great Monday & my next post will be pics of a complete closure..Lord willing..lmbo
However ladies, there is a light at the end of the tunnel!! It may seem crazy ugly right now, (if you're going thru wound separation) but it will close with proper treatment. I had an internal stitch sticking out of mine, but once it got removed, the process of healing came quick (even though to me it seemed like forever lol). Fyi: if its something black sticking out, its a internal stitch and the Dr need to remove it. If its clear & pricky, its a dissolvable stitch that will slide right out with a little pull.
To the ladies that share they're stories with me and they're advice; thank you SOOO much!!! I think if I wouldnt have had your support, I wouldve been really going bonkers. I hope & pray my experience help others as well. I seen my PS last Thursday and he said my wound should be closed by the end of this week. I was lmbo because he told me to stop using the silver nitrate. Little did he know, I stopped 4 days before I saw him. I had to take matters in my own hands at the end. That nitrate keeps the wound open, but it does smooth the area out. Once mine looked like it was a healthy scar & it was nice & smooth with no bumpy edges; I stopped using the nitrate and just treated it with the antibiotic ointment. In the past when I got a big scar, my mom would pack it with petrolleum jelly & it wound be gone in 3-4 days. So the antibiotic oinment was the closest thing to it, plus it would prevent infection. Now I'm not saying anyone else should try this!! Im also a Nurse/EMT tech so I have a little experience in treating wounds.
Anyhow, everyone have a great Monday & my next post will be pics of a complete closure..Lord willing..lmbo
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
29167 Jefferson Ave., Saint Clair Shores, Michigan
The only words I can say is, AMAZING!! Dr. Kayser and his staff is so warm heart, understanding, caring, and such a blessing to me. When you walk in their office, you feel love right at the door!! He's very professional and make sure that when you leave out his door, no question go unanswered. His assistant Denise, is like a bestfriend that any woman can dream of and she tickles my belly everytime I think of her. The facility is like your walking into some luxury resort, just beautiful!! I can't wait to have my BR done because I know Im in excellent hands by the Dr & God above!!