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Still sore
2 1/2 weeks post op. Still really sore but better. In the pic I still have my stiches in. They look better now without them. The doctor said the puckering should smooth out.
I finally got my breast lift after waiting 20...
I finally got my breast lift after waiting 20 years! I just really wanted my boobs and tummy to more closely match the rest of my body. I didn't want implants and when I found out there was an experienced doctor on our tiny tropical island that did fat transfer I was so excited! In fact, my tummy wasn't a big concern but since he needed a donor site I thought it would be nice to get rid of my pouch! Whoever thought this up is a genius. I went in as a 36C and came out a 36E...but that's temporary. At least 30% of the fat transfered dies and I'm still swollen but in the end I should be a very full C cup or possibly D. I had more mild ptosis and a lot of deflation from 3 babies/breastfeeding. Kids, they're worth it but they take a toll. I had a periareolar lift. I got to avoid the vertical scar and they're pretty perky which is really what I wanted. The volume wasn't a big concern.
I wasn't prepared for how sore I would be from all the liposuction. I had my belly, flanks and a little hips worked on. I was on percocet for 10 days! But that's just me. What's really going to be difficult is wearing a compression garment for 6 weeks! It's so uncomfortable but I've come this far so I got to go all the way. My breast are very sensitive. I can't seem to tolerate much pressure so most of the time I wear a stretchy cami but no bra. I don't want to kill the fat grafts! I'll know how much will remain after about one month. My nipples are very sensitive too. I read it's from the stretching of the areolae during surgery. So I wear gauze pads over them so they don't rub against my shirt. Also, something else that's really helpful if you get your areolae repositioned is to use paper tape around the incisions for a few months. It acts as a soft splint and will help prevent or correct any puckering on the skin. I was worried when I noticed some puckering but it's normal during the healing process. So the tape and or gel pads and even massage helps to smooth it all out.
Super excited about my results but it's also hard to wait to see what they will be really be like. It's going to take a good 3-6 months for healing to happen. Well, I did it on November 19th! I really want to wear a bikini. I mean, I live in Hawaii. But what I love about it here is that no one cares what they look like. They let it all hang out and I think that's awesome! For me, I'm too self conscious but hopefully now I won't be as much. I get to go bikini shopping soon!
I'll post more pics in a few months when my tummy isn't swollen.
I wasn't prepared for how sore I would be from all the liposuction. I had my belly, flanks and a little hips worked on. I was on percocet for 10 days! But that's just me. What's really going to be difficult is wearing a compression garment for 6 weeks! It's so uncomfortable but I've come this far so I got to go all the way. My breast are very sensitive. I can't seem to tolerate much pressure so most of the time I wear a stretchy cami but no bra. I don't want to kill the fat grafts! I'll know how much will remain after about one month. My nipples are very sensitive too. I read it's from the stretching of the areolae during surgery. So I wear gauze pads over them so they don't rub against my shirt. Also, something else that's really helpful if you get your areolae repositioned is to use paper tape around the incisions for a few months. It acts as a soft splint and will help prevent or correct any puckering on the skin. I was worried when I noticed some puckering but it's normal during the healing process. So the tape and or gel pads and even massage helps to smooth it all out.
Super excited about my results but it's also hard to wait to see what they will be really be like. It's going to take a good 3-6 months for healing to happen. Well, I did it on November 19th! I really want to wear a bikini. I mean, I live in Hawaii. But what I love about it here is that no one cares what they look like. They let it all hang out and I think that's awesome! For me, I'm too self conscious but hopefully now I won't be as much. I get to go bikini shopping soon!
I'll post more pics in a few months when my tummy isn't swollen.
Provider Review
I love Dr. Wong because he's very professional and very up to date with equipment, procedures, methods, etc. He also provides care with a holistic approach which is important to me. He's also very kind and considerate. He makes you feel like you're his only patient! His office staff are wonderful as well! I felt 100% confident in Dr. Wong and his abilities. My surgery went smoothly and that was so appreciated, although I think post op education could have been more thorough. Some printouts that were more detailed about wound care, activity, etc. would have been helpful