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2 week update photos
Update and Thoughts
Here are some photos from today.
I think women initially decide on smaller implants out of modesty and then when they become more confident with their bodies, they realize they could have gone bigger. I see a lot of reviews on here of women getting revision surgery to increase the implant.
I also saw a few cases of women being upset because the initial size was too small and they feel like they have to pay double to get the correct size they want.
However! I think surgeons have women start off small to accommodate their amount of tissue and avoid complications. They could also do it for the hopes of the patient coming back for a revision. More money. But in a way I think that it's smart to start off smaller in order to recover faster, avoid complications, and gently stretch the skin out. I've seen reviews of women upgrade from 400 to 600 and the healing time was fast because they were already stretched. Even women with children have great results because their skin was stretched out from the breastfeeding and so forth.
I'm a solid 2 weeks in and I think it's going to take me a long time to heal and look normal. My confidence is down, I'm soar and tight everywhere, I don't wanna go out because I don't look good in clothes. Sigh.
It's only 2 weeks.
Overall I'm happy that the PS was able to get 800cc in there because I want it to be big. I just have to deal with the healing time.
Thanks for reading
I think women initially decide on smaller implants out of modesty and then when they become more confident with their bodies, they realize they could have gone bigger. I see a lot of reviews on here of women getting revision surgery to increase the implant.
I also saw a few cases of women being upset because the initial size was too small and they feel like they have to pay double to get the correct size they want.
However! I think surgeons have women start off small to accommodate their amount of tissue and avoid complications. They could also do it for the hopes of the patient coming back for a revision. More money. But in a way I think that it's smart to start off smaller in order to recover faster, avoid complications, and gently stretch the skin out. I've seen reviews of women upgrade from 400 to 600 and the healing time was fast because they were already stretched. Even women with children have great results because their skin was stretched out from the breastfeeding and so forth.
I'm a solid 2 weeks in and I think it's going to take me a long time to heal and look normal. My confidence is down, I'm soar and tight everywhere, I don't wanna go out because I don't look good in clothes. Sigh.
It's only 2 weeks.
Overall I'm happy that the PS was able to get 800cc in there because I want it to be big. I just have to deal with the healing time.
Thanks for reading
Frankenboobs!
In the spirit of Halloween... I present you... Frakenboobs.
I'm at the facility today to have the tape and stitches taken out. I forgot to take pain killers before I got here. Bummer. They are going to show me how to massage them too I guess. I have nipple sensation on the rounder left boob and not on the right. But they do get hard when the temp changes so that's good. I wonder what my boobs look like under the tape. Also they are super hard and I feel the breast muscles spasm and twitch all the time.
Oh I'm also nervous about the massages because the boobs are so big and my arms and hands are so weak lol. Ugh this is frustrating.
I'm at the facility today to have the tape and stitches taken out. I forgot to take pain killers before I got here. Bummer. They are going to show me how to massage them too I guess. I have nipple sensation on the rounder left boob and not on the right. But they do get hard when the temp changes so that's good. I wonder what my boobs look like under the tape. Also they are super hard and I feel the breast muscles spasm and twitch all the time.
Oh I'm also nervous about the massages because the boobs are so big and my arms and hands are so weak lol. Ugh this is frustrating.