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32 Years Old, 3 Kids, 5'6 160lbs, Mommy Makeover (BA, TT, LIPO) Las Vegas, NV
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Do u regret anything. I'm feeling a Lil hesitant
No. I love how I look, but you need to make sure you have help. It's a painful procedure, and once the pain and soreness subside, you will not regret it. I one thing I would change is my breast size. If I had to do it all over, I would go smaller.
UPDATED FROM VegasMommy84
14 days post
What to Expect from Mommy Makeover
I want to share my experience since having the operation. I had the operation done on January 28th, 2016. After the surgery, I had absolutely no idea where I was or how I even got home. The one thing I do remember is how painful it was to get out of the car. At this point, you're still drugged up until Day 2 comes around! No one ever tells you exactly how painful the tummy tuck is. I have a huge pain tolerance, and was told it very similar to a c-section. Great, no problem! I've had one before and was able to move around like a champ! It's not, it's actually worse than a c-section. You're hunched over and can barely walk. But I can tell you, the breast aug is not painful, it just feels like ingorged breast like when your producing milk or like something stretching out your skin. But like clock work, I made sure I walked every 2 hours. On Day 3, I felt the same pain, except now add constipation to the equation. So you are hurting from all angles: front, back, sides, etc. On Day 4, I finally had a bowel movement, which was a celebration in my household. I thought the day would never come!!! At this point, the pain has decreased tremendously. By Day 7, I was able to walk without a walker or assistance and my back isn't as hunched over. On Day 12, I returned back to work with little to no issues, but only because I have a desk job (which is a plus). I take Tylenol during the day and as soon as I come home I take my prescription pain medication. It is Day 15 post op and I feel good. I have some pain, which I use Tylenol during work hours and will take Norco before I go to bed. I had to buy another binder for added support. It's done me wonders and gives me the support need for my back. Oh, I forgot to mention, make sure you have help!!! It's very important, especially when you have small children in the equation. God bless my mom for helping me for the first 5 days, my husband for watching the kids and helping me after my parents left, and my kids sitter for doing more than what was expected of her after my parents left. Also, make sure you have assistance when you shower for the first and second time! Use a chair if you have one available. It makes things way easier on your back, trust me on this!
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Cant wait to see your new pics! Glad to see your feeling well so quickly
Thank you I will post new pics shortly.
did you have a pain pump or exparel?
I didn't do the pain pump. I believe I had the shot, but that wore off after one day. I stayed on schedule as far as taking my pain medication and that worked well with me.
this is the part that I am most afraid of. I don't know what to expect because everyone is so different. I'm so glad your doing well after less then two weeks it makes me happy for you and hopeful for me.
Thank you... I agree, everyone handles the operation differently. I'm doing great, I finally can stand upright completely. The only issue I have is sleeping comfortably. My muscles and skin are still tight, which causes me to toss and turn all night long.
yeah but based on some of the other reviews I've seen that seems normal and hopefully you'll get past it soon. that first night of good sleep will be amazing!
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