POSTED UNDER Labiaplasty REVIEWS
39 Years Old, 2 Children by C-section, Very Active! TN
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Hi all, I just had the procedure today and it's...
MicheleD1April 22, 2015
WORTH IT$3,000
Hi all,
I just had the procedure today and it's still very early for a review. I wanted to put your minds at ease about labiaplasty under local. Honestly, a piece of cake. (And I'm a wimp with pain!) Between the lidocaine cream & Percocet/Valium combo post op, I literally felt 0 pain of injections. Now for recovery! I also had a c-section scar revision at the same time. I'm excited about that too. I'm having some bleeding from the labiaplasty but I've had ice on the area non-stop, feet propped up on a pillow and I've stayed on my pain meds every 4 hrs. Numbing is wearing off so it's a little sting-y but I want to ease your minds. So far, it's not as bad as I thought. It's early, and I know day 2 & 3 are always the worst. However, rest your mind ladies. The procedure itself is a piece of cake and I can't wait to see results. As for peeing, I bought a spray bottle AND a squirt bottle (I used a plastic ketchup bottle like you see at picnics) and just squirt myself after I pee. Gently blot with TP, crawl back in bed and catch up on Netflix ;) Again, there's more to come, I'm far from done, but as for the procedure, let me repeat: PIECE OF CAKE!
I just had the procedure today and it's still very early for a review. I wanted to put your minds at ease about labiaplasty under local. Honestly, a piece of cake. (And I'm a wimp with pain!) Between the lidocaine cream & Percocet/Valium combo post op, I literally felt 0 pain of injections. Now for recovery! I also had a c-section scar revision at the same time. I'm excited about that too. I'm having some bleeding from the labiaplasty but I've had ice on the area non-stop, feet propped up on a pillow and I've stayed on my pain meds every 4 hrs. Numbing is wearing off so it's a little sting-y but I want to ease your minds. So far, it's not as bad as I thought. It's early, and I know day 2 & 3 are always the worst. However, rest your mind ladies. The procedure itself is a piece of cake and I can't wait to see results. As for peeing, I bought a spray bottle AND a squirt bottle (I used a plastic ketchup bottle like you see at picnics) and just squirt myself after I pee. Gently blot with TP, crawl back in bed and catch up on Netflix ;) Again, there's more to come, I'm far from done, but as for the procedure, let me repeat: PIECE OF CAKE!
UPDATED FROM MicheleD1
1 day post
Day 2: The amount of relief I feel is unreal
MicheleD1April 22, 2015
It's Day 2 and I cannot tell you the giant sigh of relief I expelled when I woke up NOT in excruciating pain. For me, let's be honest, this is a very sensitive area. I was just full of dread about the misery I'd feel in recovery of people cutting flesh from my vagina. There's no misery here. I've stayed on pain meds, (which I'll probably discontinue tomorrow) I've kept an ice pack on the area and again, just laying in bed with a pillow under my knees. It stings very slightly and is a little swollen, as you'll see in pics, but I'm really just relieved at how minor the pain is. Peeing still doesn't hurt. Just using a spray bottle to rinse & lightly dab the area. The c-section scar repair is way more prickly and sting-y than the labiaplasty. So far, I'm happy I'm rid of those extra folds and can't wait to see final results. Rest and ice are working so I'm not messing with the formula. Im staying off my feet and enjoying the rare moments of chill. All this said, I was extremely skeptical when I read similar reviews about the lack of pain. I thought there was no way in Hell it was possible. It's possible. If you find it's right for you, do it. It's nowhere near as painful as I thought it'd be and to be rid of my self consciousness about it will be worth it.
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April 22, 2015
Hey,
I know right, its unbelievable how little pain there is considering someone has just hacked flesh from the most sensitive area of your body!
Hope you have a smooth recovery. And may I say, having had 2 children you have a remarkably flat tum and not a stetch mark in sight! I hope I have such luck when I have children. Hope the small correction to your C-section scar makes you feel as great as you look! x
April 22, 2015
Ha, thank you Bluebell4! I'll be 40 this year so my midlife crisis has consisted of working out constantly with a trainer and Labiaplasty. I told my husband this was better than a convertible and a much younger pool boy. I think he agrees ;)
UPDATED FROM MicheleD1
2 days post
Day 3: Happy as can be
MicheleD1April 23, 2015
Again I'm going to start by mentioning how relieved I am. Recovery has been so much easier than I thought. Now, that said, I've followed instructions and am taking it all the way easy. I'll admit I saw some pics from others that scared the living Hell out of me. I saw a lot of swollen Frankenvaginas so I was prepared for it. I think I've had the benefit of luck, taking it easy, following post op instructions, and amazing work by Melinda Haws. I've barely had more pain than that of a papercut. I'm continuing to just lay in bed, keep ice constantly on the area, drink a lot of water and let my body do it's thing. Not much to report. Day 3 things keep getting better. Some swelling, some bruising but already it looks better than pre-op. Was it worth it? So far, absolutely. I'd do it again in a heart beat.
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April 24, 2015
So good you don't have swelling!! Mine was mild but started on day 3 only bad thing was my clit was huge!! No bruising nothing. I expected a monster haha. You must heal quickly which is good in this sort of situation !
April 25, 2015
Definitely have a little swelling today but I switched to Tylenol. I've moved around a little more too. I'm thinking if I can stay laying down for a few more days, it'll stay away. Even with the mild discomfort I've felt, it's nowhere near as bad as I thought it'd be. That alone makes me happy, happy, happy!
March 10, 2016
So awesome that you have such an easy healing!!! It looks so great for so early after surgery. Did you take any supplements before like arnica?
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