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Second Mommy Makeover with Dr Vath / BL BA +Mini TT
UPDATED FROM DGB13
16 days post
Don’t judge early on ! Recovery is an emotional roller coaster
$26,333
First off ….
Don’t judge your recovery fresh off day one, like I was ! I was on an emotional roller coaster, on a bunch of meds, not feeling great, and honestly everything looked SO weird to me at first. My boobs looked super tiny and I was convinced I was going to be extremely disappointed.
Now that they’re starting to drop and fluff, they look way more like the size I expected. Still on the smaller side, but NOWHERE near as tiny as I thought they were going to be. It really made me realize how important it is to give yourself time before judging anything because right after surgery your body is swollen, tight, uncomfortable, and you’re emotional, and nothing really looks “normal” yet.
I’m honestly just so grateful that I haven’t had any complications this time around and everything seems to be healing really well so far , Looking back at pictures already, you can tell how much things improve day by day.
The one thing I really do not want is for them to drop too much or for my nipple position to go too high over time because I FINALLY feel like I achieved the upper pole fullness I wanted with this lift + Motiva implants… the look I wanted this time that I didn’t fully achieve with my last surgery. That was my biggest goal going into this surgery and right now I’m genuinely loving how they look. I know the true outcome is judged more around 6 months to a year, so I’m just praying they stay lifted and keep that fullness because that’s exactly the look I wanted this time.
My muscles are definitely still sore and tight from the implants/lift, but honestly I barely have any pain from the mini tummy tuck area at all. Some bruising, yes, but not really pain. The biggest discomfort by far has just been the chest muscle soreness and tightness.
I’m so grateful for Dr Vath listening to me and really just being a great surgeon! Dr Vath and the staff really do make everything such a personable and calming experience, I just hope he never retires because I really am comfortable with him and his talents , I don’t think I could trust anyone else lol
You really have to trust the process while healing and remind yourself healing is a journey and not an overnight thing
Don’t judge your recovery fresh off day one, like I was ! I was on an emotional roller coaster, on a bunch of meds, not feeling great, and honestly everything looked SO weird to me at first. My boobs looked super tiny and I was convinced I was going to be extremely disappointed.
Now that they’re starting to drop and fluff, they look way more like the size I expected. Still on the smaller side, but NOWHERE near as tiny as I thought they were going to be. It really made me realize how important it is to give yourself time before judging anything because right after surgery your body is swollen, tight, uncomfortable, and you’re emotional, and nothing really looks “normal” yet.
I’m honestly just so grateful that I haven’t had any complications this time around and everything seems to be healing really well so far , Looking back at pictures already, you can tell how much things improve day by day.
The one thing I really do not want is for them to drop too much or for my nipple position to go too high over time because I FINALLY feel like I achieved the upper pole fullness I wanted with this lift + Motiva implants… the look I wanted this time that I didn’t fully achieve with my last surgery. That was my biggest goal going into this surgery and right now I’m genuinely loving how they look. I know the true outcome is judged more around 6 months to a year, so I’m just praying they stay lifted and keep that fullness because that’s exactly the look I wanted this time.
My muscles are definitely still sore and tight from the implants/lift, but honestly I barely have any pain from the mini tummy tuck area at all. Some bruising, yes, but not really pain. The biggest discomfort by far has just been the chest muscle soreness and tightness.
I’m so grateful for Dr Vath listening to me and really just being a great surgeon! Dr Vath and the staff really do make everything such a personable and calming experience, I just hope he never retires because I really am comfortable with him and his talents , I don’t think I could trust anyone else lol
You really have to trust the process while healing and remind yourself healing is a journey and not an overnight thing
UPDATED FROM DGB13
1 day post
1 Day Post OP
Had surgery yesterday and everything went well from what I can tell so far. My implant card says my left breast is a 475cc round smooth demi and my right is a 625cc round smooth full. I can already tell a noticeable size difference, which actually happened the first time around too, and I ended up needing a size upgrade on the left side. So I’m really hoping that’s not the case again this time.
I made it very clear that upper pole fullness was my biggest priority, and I also expressed that I wanted to be noticeably bigger than before. Being completely honest, right now they look much smaller than what I had envisioned. I’m really hoping the drop and fluff process works its magic because this is only day one post-op, and I know everything looks swollen, tight, high, and unnatural at first.
After my first surgery back in 2016, I documented the progression and know firsthand how dramatically things can change over time, so I’m definitely not trying to judge the final result on day one. I’m staying hopeful and looking forward to seeing how everything settles. But as of right now, I do worry that the size may not end up being enough, which is disappointing because I truly did not want to go through more surgeries, especially after the amount of money I invested into this one.
For now, I’m keeping my fingers crossed that everything heals beautifully and turns out the way I hoped for, imagined, and clearly communicated going into this surgery.
I made it very clear that upper pole fullness was my biggest priority, and I also expressed that I wanted to be noticeably bigger than before. Being completely honest, right now they look much smaller than what I had envisioned. I’m really hoping the drop and fluff process works its magic because this is only day one post-op, and I know everything looks swollen, tight, high, and unnatural at first.
After my first surgery back in 2016, I documented the progression and know firsthand how dramatically things can change over time, so I’m definitely not trying to judge the final result on day one. I’m staying hopeful and looking forward to seeing how everything settles. But as of right now, I do worry that the size may not end up being enough, which is disappointing because I truly did not want to go through more surgeries, especially after the amount of money I invested into this one.
For now, I’m keeping my fingers crossed that everything heals beautifully and turns out the way I hoped for, imagined, and clearly communicated going into this surgery.
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UPDATED FROM DGB13
9 days pre
Befores
Here are some before pics ...... cant wait to see how everything looks after surgery!!! Read previous updates on what Dr Vath is doing and what I previously had done. I think this time around I am going to love it even more than I did 10 years ago.

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