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24, Always Thought About Getting It Done and Finally Bit the Bullet! - Edinburgh, GB

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Operation day Got given some cream to put on an...

bakeofffan
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Operation day

Got given some cream to put on an hour and a half before surgery. Felt a burning sensation but it was okay. Everyone at the hospital was lovely. Had a chat with the surgeon who went over what we had talked about at the consultation.

I was given a local anaesthetic which was quite sore but that was obviously the worst bit. The procedure flew by, only an hour and a half in and out. Could feel pressure of movement during the surgery but felt totally calm and fine. Felt great after the procedure in the car on the way home but that was because the anaesthetic was still working. When I got home it did start to burn and sting which i was worried about because I didn't know i was having a reaction to the cream or if it was just normal. I also had quite a lot of bleeding which I was worried about because I was just expecting spotting. Just took it easy and tried to sit still.

Surgeon said to not be scared to wash in the shower but I'm a bit scared to do that because I felt I was bleeding a lot but it is now the next day so I think I should because I'll need to clean up the blood. Scared to put on the cream, I don't really want to touch it! Going to the toilet is fine, no burning.

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UPDATED FROM bakeofffan
2 days post

Day 1

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Woke up after a good night's sleep. Was happy to see there wasn't as much blood. Found it slightly easier to walk but still walking like a penguin.

Had a shower! Was a bit worried at the beginning because I could see blood in the water but after it was washed over once it was fine. I didn't really touch it, just let water flow over and didn't use any toiletries. (It's the next day now and going to wash my hair so I'll update on that tomorrow). Put cream on after the shower which I was happy about. It was the first time I had touched it and it was fine, didn't sting or anything and am pleased with the results so far. I'm not taking pictures though, I don't want to see anything until it's pretty much healed.

I just stayed inside yesterday. Was helping out my boyfriend more who has been looking after me. Made lunch and dinner with him. Feel like I can get up when I want now but still keen to sit down and just rest :) today was the first day I went to the toilet and when I was drying there was no blood so happy days!!!

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UPDATED FROM bakeofffan
3 days post

Day 2

bakeofffan
Had another good nights sleep. Haven't found sleeping bad at all except I have to lie on my front or back.

Blood has definitely gone down, now it is just occasional spotting. Had a shower washing my hair and that was fine, no burning or anything. put makeup on and did my hair so felt a bit more normal. Forgot to mention yesterday, one side is definitely more swollen then the other and it is that which is making it awkward to sit down because it touches the pad and is very sensitive. It it's worrying me slightly because the other side is totally fine but I'm just going with it, nothing can be done now.

Managed to go out for tea last night which was great, first time out of the house since the op. Had to get a taxi into town but that was fine. Little awkward sitting at the table but managed.

Happy with progress.

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September 10, 2016

Glad to hear you're doing well and happy with your outcome so far. I look forward to following your journey. Which method of Labiaplasty did you have? Did you check in here yet? If not, it's a great place to connect with others at different stages of their journey and share tips and garner additional support. 

September 11, 2016
Hi Eva, I had the free edge done as opposed to the wedge. My doctor said that the trend is moving towards free edge now as sometimes there can be labia still protruding lower down with the wedge technique.
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September 12, 2016

Oh interesting, I haven't heard of that term yet. Thanks for sharing.