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Scars
Fully feeling back, but of loose skin, bulge over elbow remains
My arms have all the feeling back - the last place to come back in was the top of my inner arms.
There's still a bit of a bulge above each elbow but my actual tricep muscle seems to assist that.
The only other thing is that there's a bit of loose skin under my arm that becomes apparent when I drag my arm back close against my body.
Having said all that, I am still so happy with them and looking forward to wearing lots of sleeveless tops this summer.
Pre and 2-months post-op photos
Provider Review
Dr. Hamlet is South African and we talked about the rugby world cup, which admittedly made him human and put me at ease but the more important part was that he showed me lots of pictures of recent surgeries like the one I requested and the results were just *beautiful* - long, lean, strong, but still feminine arms. He talked about the type of extension he patented, asked me what results I was looking for, and how contouring female arms is typically done. I was *very* glad to hear that I don't need an arm lift, and my skin is tight enough for Vaser liposuction. I'm pretty nervous at the moment, have bought a stick-on bra to wear under the compression garment as Dr. Hamlet recommended that I should avoid wearing a bra if a can so I don't disturb the healing process on my back. I'm just gathering my thoughts and supplies and focusing on the end game - wearing sleeveless tops and no longer having "man arms".