POSTED UNDER Breast Implant Removal Reviews
35 Y/o Explant No Lift. Gummi Silicon. Original ba for assymetry.
UPDATED FROM oroc
5 months post
6 month update
WORTH IT
I'm so happy I went through the surgery. The first 2 months I was overly obsessed with my breast changes, but now it's all back to the normal grind, just like before. The symmetry is much better (they fluffed and evened out at different rates), & I feel very pleased with the results. I feel less back & shoulder pain, I look much better and thinner in clothes than I ever did with those nasty fake boobies, & I'm grateful to have my own real ones.
UPDATED FROM oroc
8 days post
1 week a little bruised but happy with results
1 week and things are going so much better. Especially with the drains removed. There is a little bit of rashing where the drains were- I put topical cream to help with that. I also see some stretch marks so I put some coconut oil (that's why I'm so shiny). So things are going great at 1 week. I'm still taking things easy. I haven't worked out yet- I can't believe I need to wait 6 weeks!
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C
April 22, 2016
Great to hear you are healing well :)
Mine is a little over a week too & I already started working out. My explant was done under local though & I didn't get drains. My breasts are a little sore but everything else is good
Mine is a little over a week too & I already started working out. My explant was done under local though & I didn't get drains. My breasts are a little sore but everything else is good
UPDATED FROM oroc
3 days post
3 days post- bloated
Today I'm feeling much better (aside from last night's nausea), still draining 20-25 ccs per breast... but I noticed I'm bloated and still thirsty all the time. I weighed myself, & I'm 4 lbs heavier than when I went into surgery! Super strange...
I'm really looking forward to Tuesday when I get the drains removed and can take a shower. This surgery smell is really getting to me now. Can anyone give me tips on how to get rid of the body odor without showering or increasing the risk of infection?
I'm really looking forward to Tuesday when I get the drains removed and can take a shower. This surgery smell is really getting to me now. Can anyone give me tips on how to get rid of the body odor without showering or increasing the risk of infection?
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TL
N
April 20, 2016
Give yourself a gentle sponge bath and put on some fresh pajamas - it always feels refreshing. If you have someone to help wash your hair, that always helps. Sorry to hear you are feeling so agitated, I can only imagine.
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