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440cc HP Sientra Textured Rapid Recovery - Kirkland, WA
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I started contemplating about breast augmentation...
Miss 34DDJune 10, 2016
WORTH IT$8,000
I started contemplating about breast augmentation about 5 months ago. And finally decided to just do it about 2 months ago. My doctor was voted the #1 plastic surgeon in Washington, so I went with him. I tried on implants sizes during my consultation on May 3rd, and settled on the Sientra HP 440cc textured implants since it was the largest size that my doctor said would fit without going in my armpits. I put down my deposit that day because I already knew I was going to choose him before I even went in. He was one of the two only plastic surgeons in Washington that did the 24 hour rapid recovery protocol. So I gave him $2000 in cash, along with the $75 consultation fee that goes towards the surgery to lock in my surgery date. I chose June 20th because that's when I got it off school. And then 1 week later I changed it to June 8th because I got impatient. My Pre Op Appointment was May 24th. They gave me Arnika pills to take, a scar cream, and the prescriptions I have to pick up. The prescriptions were $8 after insurance.
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UPDATED FROM Miss 34DD
2 days post
Before my Operation
Miss 34DDJune 10, 2016
I got subglandular placement and an inframammary incision. While researching about breast augmentation, I quickly found there weren't many reviews on subglandular placement. So hopefully my review helps others.
Stats:
20 years old
5'6"
143lbs athletic built
Pre Op: 34B I'm 32C at my biggest
HP 440cc Sientra round textured cohesive siliocone (gummy bear)
Stats:
20 years old
5'6"
143lbs athletic built
Pre Op: 34B I'm 32C at my biggest
HP 440cc Sientra round textured cohesive siliocone (gummy bear)
Replies (2)
June 26, 2016
Hi there! Im glad to hear your surgery went well! I was reccomended to do a subglandular aug. because of mild sagging following childbirth. Youre right- there isnt much as far as reviews on them. Is there anything special you did to prepare for yor surgery to prevent capsular contracture? Thats my main concern about subglandular is the higher risk for capsular contracture.
November 14, 2016
My doctor just gave me a huge list of things I can and cannot eat. But I think it was just so I won't bleed too much when operating. Plus I was given healing pills. I think CC just all depends on your body and how it will react. My implants had the lowest risk of CC.
UPDATED FROM Miss 34DD
2 days post
Day of surgury
Miss 34DDJune 10, 2016
Not only did I choose Dr. Partington because he offers the 24 hour rapid recovery, but he allowed me to get silicone even though I'm under 22 years old. The day of surgery I went in at 6:30, filled out some paperwork, took a pee test to make sure I'm not pregnant, had my blood pressure tested, went over aftercare instructions, had the IV inserted, and they cleaned me before they put me under. The anesthesiologist was the one that performed these tasks and was SUPER nice. She immediately made me feel comfortable. The next thing I remember is walking into my friend's house who took care of me. I took an antibiotic and 2 200mg Advils, took a 3 hour nap. Once I woke up I was instructed to take a hot 20 minute shower. After that I ate lightly spicy smothered steak, mashed potatoes, and brussel sprouts. My stomach wasn't upset at all. And then asked my friend to take me to Walmart to exchange a sports bra. The pain was about a 4, it was mostly just discomfort. Part of my rapid recovery was to do 4-6 arm raises every hour and get up and walk around every hour as well.
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