34 with 4 Children. Irvine, CA

7 1/2 weeks post up, 3 days away from being 2 months post op. I feel wonderful, absolutely pain free. I got back to lifting heavy weights and no problems at all. They feel mine now, they bounce and feel soft but not soft enough yet but I was told by my surgeon it was going to take at least 3 months. I can sleep on my side and back without any discomfort, I haven't try sleeping on my belly yet. But I'm 100% back to normal, I no longer limit my self to do anything. My surgeon released me to getting back to running and lifting weights at 6 weeks post op, I am now lifting 55 Lb although before I was lifting 85 I decided to take easy. Loving them so much!! I absolutely have no boob greed Lol

Here I am at 4 weeks post op, feeling great! I no longer have morning boobs. 2 Days ago I started sleeping flat on my back and on my side, it feels very uncomfortable at the beginning but no pain and after 5 minutes I’m fine. I started lifting my 22lb baby at 3 weeks post op and I felt a bit of discomfort and pain but very little. Driving is no longer an issue and my arms range of motion is so much better than a week ago. It’s amazing what 1 week does, as the weeks pass by I feel better and better. Yesterday I went to finally get professionally measure at Nordstrom and I am a 34DD which I was not expecting, before the BA I was hoping to be a full C to a small D, but it’s okay, I honestly love my boobs, although DD sounds huge they look very poportionate to my body frame. The bra that you see on the picture I got it at Nordstrom and it’s beautiful perfect fit and with lots of support for my girls. Although I love Victoria Secret bras, the ladies there have no clue how to measure you right nor have they been thought what is the correct way to measure you to find the correct band and cup size for you. Their bras are beautiful and sexy which I would only wear for a bit for my hubby to see but never to take care of my girls. I did a lot of youtube videos on how a bra should fit you and measurements, the funny thing is,  before I was flat I never cared how my bra fit me because really there was nothing there Lol They are softer but not soft enough, the Doctor said by 2 to 3 months they will be very soft, they did started to bounce when I walk. It’s been a slow recovery but I’m finally beginning to enjoy and love my girls!!

Well, I can tell you this journey to recovery has been slow but as of my 3 weeks I feel great, I can do much more. I started lifting my 22lb baby 2 days ago and some pain do to the lifting on my right breast by my armpit, I email my Doctor and he said is do to the nerves feelings, slowly coming back but that's only when I do lift my baby and it's not so bad. I've been driving a lot, as a matter of fact I drove all day yesterday since I had a lot of errands to do, and trust me that wasn't a good Idea, I felt like wonder woman since I've been pain free, well by night time I had severe pain on my left breast that I had to ice it and took 3 advils. This morning I still woke up with the pain but is not as bad as it was last night, therefore I learn my lesson to take easy no matter how pain free I feel, I have to remind my self that I'm still fresh from this surgery. I still don't have full range of motion on my arms but is getting better. Today was the very first day that I woke up with no morning boobs, finally!!! I bought two bras with no underwire since my Doctor advice me not wear underwire bras until 1 month post op. To be honest it just feel strange wearing a bra, it doesn't feel natural, like there's no support at all, so I'll be sticking with my sports bra for at least another week. I'm still sleeping slightly prompt on my back, I tried sleeping on my side but it was very uncomfortable. The boobs are getting softer, but not soft enough yet but my Doc said it will take 2 to 3 months to really get squeeshy. I also been using scar guard (it looks like clear nail polish) on my incisions and that thing it's amazing, I've been using it for 1 week and wow, my incisions are looking good. No pictures today, I'll post a couple of pics on my 1 month post op, so in another week. Overall I'm feeling much better and I can do much more.