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Turned the corner this week
As I've entered week 5 I'm surprised how much better I feel. Things are much softer and I don't feel nearly as tender. I finally figured out how to wear the pull over bras so the seam doesn't rub my bottom incision- wear them inside out!!
30 days in...
I'm wondering how others feel at 4 weeks. My boobs really ache and I just thought I'd not be so "aware" of them as I am now. Anyone else still feel painful at 4 weeks?
The tape is starting to bother me and I've been told I can take it off, but that scares me. I'm not sure what I'm going to find. It looks ok, but I'm wondering how much support the tape gives, or if that's why they are hurting. Thoughts anyone?
The tape is starting to bother me and I've been told I can take it off, but that scares me. I'm not sure what I'm going to find. It looks ok, but I'm wondering how much support the tape gives, or if that's why they are hurting. Thoughts anyone?
One more comment on Bras
For anyone that this might help:
If you are not a skinny girl. Don't waste money on anything labeled "one size". Your incisions will be sore and you will not want anything that is tight. I'm not particularly heavy in the waist, I measure 35 inches at the waist, but I'm a definite hourglass and that means that the tension is less at the bottom of the band than it is at the top- that means bands roll up. I'm not sure if I was straight up and down if that would happen or not.
Additionally, leave your bra ego at the door and order or buy something that is at least 2 sizes bigger than you think you will need. If you think you are a LARGE get a 2XL. Remember these bras are 10 bucks, not the $85 we are used to. It's going to be ok to toss them later. I didn't follow this and so now have a drawer full of bras that I will wear eventually, but don't help me at all now.
If you are a heavier gal and found a good aftercare bra that didn't kill you, I'd love to know what you got!
If you are not a skinny girl. Don't waste money on anything labeled "one size". Your incisions will be sore and you will not want anything that is tight. I'm not particularly heavy in the waist, I measure 35 inches at the waist, but I'm a definite hourglass and that means that the tension is less at the bottom of the band than it is at the top- that means bands roll up. I'm not sure if I was straight up and down if that would happen or not.
Additionally, leave your bra ego at the door and order or buy something that is at least 2 sizes bigger than you think you will need. If you think you are a LARGE get a 2XL. Remember these bras are 10 bucks, not the $85 we are used to. It's going to be ok to toss them later. I didn't follow this and so now have a drawer full of bras that I will wear eventually, but don't help me at all now.
If you are a heavier gal and found a good aftercare bra that didn't kill you, I'd love to know what you got!
Provider Review
Excellent doctor and staff. His work is fantastic. I spoke with several that he had performed BR on and they all said great things. His office is small and personable- nothing about it feels smarmy or weird- just professional and highly competent.