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32 Year Old- Mother of Teenager. Houston, TX
UPDATED FROM GotMyNewBody
3 months post
Awesome
WORTH IT$17,500
Wow, can't believe I'm 12 weeks post op already! I'm healing nicely and still undergoing the BioCorneum scar treatment to minimize the appearance of my scars. Not really concerned about the TT incision as I remember from my c-section it will take time for the scar to lighten up. My stomach is still quite numb in a few areas but this will diminish in time. I wear a compression garment throughout the day (Spanx) which helps with the abdominal tightness that flares up occasionally. I couldn't wait to get out of the binder early on but it's a lifesaver, especially at night. Even at 12 weeks post-op, I can't sleep without it. Lol, it helps with making my waist look extra tiny in the morning too :)
My breast lift scars are healing well but I still have quite a bit of scar tissue that formed around the outside of my areola. I've been told that this to will take some time to heal. I underwent an inverted t-lift procedure so the scars are pretty extensive but I love the way my breast look with/without a bra. :)
My breast lift scars are healing well but I still have quite a bit of scar tissue that formed around the outside of my areola. I've been told that this to will take some time to heal. I underwent an inverted t-lift procedure so the scars are pretty extensive but I love the way my breast look with/without a bra. :)
UPDATED FROM GotMyNewBody
1 month post
Because I'm HAPPY!
Almost six weeks post op and I'm beyond thrilled with my results! Began using biocorneum two weeks ago and my scars are progressively healing. Quite a bit of swelling, specifically in the afternoon but nothing too unbearable. As much as I hate the abdominal binder it's been a lifesaver for swell hell days...
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Too hot for camera:) Yes that binder keeps all my swelling to a minimum. I plan on wearing it even after the 6th week mark. Glad to hear you're happy with your results. You sure are looking good
UPDATED FROM GotMyNewBody
18 days post
When do scabs fall off?
Understanding that everyone heals differently, please share your experience with TT and/or BL/BA scabbing.
Wednesday I will be 3 weeks PO but I have a considerable amount of scabs on my TT incision, around my areola, and underneath my breast (underwent an inverted T lift).
Today was the 1st day since surgery I've taken a full frontal shower and my scabs did loosen up quite a bit from the water and fall off. I'm hoping this is all that's needed for these scabs to fall off but I will be interested in hearing your experiences.
Wednesday I will be 3 weeks PO but I have a considerable amount of scabs on my TT incision, around my areola, and underneath my breast (underwent an inverted T lift).
Today was the 1st day since surgery I've taken a full frontal shower and my scabs did loosen up quite a bit from the water and fall off. I'm hoping this is all that's needed for these scabs to fall off but I will be interested in hearing your experiences.
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Mine are almost completely off but I have been getting them wet a lot with showering. So maybe you're right and that's all they need
Thanks and I hope so! My doctor didn't give me the go ahead to take a frontal shower until my incisions were removed (2 weeks PO).
I know scabs are the body's natural bandaid but lort I'm ready to see pink skin!
I know scabs are the body's natural bandaid but lort I'm ready to see pink skin!
Oh yeah. See mine are disposable stitches. But my incision is brown and not so cute, but yes I understand how you feel. It just lets you know you're one step closer to healing
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