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46 year old (5'8"/155 lbs) Love to Workout -Anchor Lift & Aug 2/1/2017-375/400 Unders Round Mentor Moderate Plus

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Going in for lift with implants , my goal is to...

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ReboundDecember 30, 2016
WORTH IT$9,250
Going in for lift with implants , my goal is to have no sag & fuller breast. Excited & nervous....most importantly to me is to heal with no infections or problems. Working out daily, eating healthy & taking antioxidants. Would love any input from anyone to help ease through this procedure. What did you do to heal quickly with no issues?? And to stay comfortable after surgery.

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Vishnu Rumalla, MD

Vishnu Rumalla, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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Mommyto3inTX
December 31, 2016
I just had my BL/aug surgery yesterday, and honestly I feel way better than I thought I would! I think the key is to keep on my pain meds and muscle relaxer. I also borrowed a wedge pillow from a friend who also had this procedure recently. I keep pillows along the sides of me for my arms to rest on. The anesthesiolist gave me a patch behind my ear right before surgery that I can wear for 3 days...that, plus the single Emend table i took before surgery has resulted in no nausea for me at all. My PS gave me an Rx for anti-nausea but I haven't had the need to take it at all. The surgery itself was a piece of cake, IMO. Good support is key! My husband keeps up with the med timing and that has helped tremendously. Good luck with everything!
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Rebound
December 31, 2016
Thank you for this!
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boo1985
December 31, 2016
I would love to see your results. I'm thinking of using this surgeon when I decide to have BA.
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Rebound
December 31, 2016
I will post pics. I love him so far, praying he's a perfectionist!
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Omg,boobs
January 1, 2017
I found sleeping in a recliner was more comfortable. Pre-made healthy meals were helpful. Also a lot of vitamin C to promote healing.
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Rebound
January 1, 2017
I'm trying to order a recliner now so I will have it in time. Good advice! Thanks!
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Kittypower70
March 17, 2017
Use a recliner if you're getting the anchor to keep the weight off those stitches the 1st few days. GOOD LUCK!!!!
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Kittypower70
March 17, 2017
Is it me or are a great many of us doing this in our 40'.hmmmm.....lol
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Rebound
March 17, 2017
Ha... I know I did
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Kittypower70
March 17, 2017
YAAAAY!
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5 days pre

Less than a week away!

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ReboundJanuary 26, 2017
Picked up my meds & ready to get this done! Not sleeping very well.. little anxious, lol. Bummed about not working out for a while. I will be posting pictures & updates to help others.

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Morning surgery today! Pain is tolerable, hubby is...

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ReboundFebruary 2, 2017
Morning surgery today! Pain is tolerable, hubby is doing great with my meds, feeding me yogurt, soup, applesauce, drinking Gatorade & Sprite. I was a little nauseous so I haven taken one pill for that. I've walked around as instructed & ice them. Resting in recliner most of the day. Sleeping in rec

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citygirlfw
February 2, 2017
The key for me was to keep my arms still. I had so little discomfort that I didn't need any pain medication after my surgery. Ice, ice, ice kept any swelling and inflamation at bay and it felt good to my incisions. The part that I found challenging was whenever I first stood up after a long time laying down, I could feel the weight of them pulling on my chest muscles and I guess that is what is called morning boob. It did go away as my muscles relaxed over the weeks but occasionally, even now, 18 months out, I can sometimes feel that pressure but it was never real painful...just a noticeable ache. I love my breast and couldn't be happier that I had the lift and implants. Good luck and my hope is that you are just thrilled with your new breasts!
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Rebound
February 2, 2017
I have been icing as well. Helps a lot. And I'm getting up & walking bc if I wait too long it hurts. I wish I would have done this sooner! Loving them so far!!
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Kittypower70
March 18, 2017
Be careful with the icing...can cause frostbite n complications. I know it feels good but 5 minute increments to be safe☺
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