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4 weeks post op! My PS released me to full…
1 month post op! My PS released me to full activity after 4 weeks. Started back to light weight lifting just working on biceps/triceps and more running/walking. My right one is still riding slightly higher and does still look slightly swollen, lefty looks good. He said I can go without wearing a bra when I'm at home which I've been trying to do more- although feels slightly uncomfortable not having anything besides a t shirt on. He said I could go back to swimming if needed but I'll wait on that since I'm not going to be doing any watersports any time soon.
I would usually wear a wetsuit to go wake surfing this time of the year but going to wait several more weeks before getting towed behind a boat - probably wait another 3-4 months.
I'll start scar cream biocorneum tomorrow or Monday once my tape loosens up and is ready to come off.
I would usually wear a wetsuit to go wake surfing this time of the year but going to wait several more weeks before getting towed behind a boat - probably wait another 3-4 months.
I'll start scar cream biocorneum tomorrow or Monday once my tape loosens up and is ready to come off.
2.5 weeks post op
Will be 3 weeks this Friday since my surgery. Feeling great, been working out - walking few miles every day and playing around on the balance board. The lighting in our gym casts a little shadow and not the best at taking selfies.... but very happy with the way my chest looks (currently wearing VS non padded sports bra). I never had anything close to having cleavage before.
Most challenging issues I've dealt with so far is soreness after lifting my son who is almost 2 years old. He had the flu the past 2-3 days and requiring A LOT of carrying around (understandably so).
Most challenging issues I've dealt with so far is soreness after lifting my son who is almost 2 years old. He had the flu the past 2-3 days and requiring A LOT of carrying around (understandably so).
37 YO petite 5'1, 105 lbs, athletic build, Natrelle 410 (anatomical shaped) 320cc moderate profile
Recovery going well post op day 14 now. Went back to work 5 days post op - was a little sore going back to work but didn't require much besides Tylenol/ibuprofen. Not on any medications now besides Singulair.
Wearing compression band as much as possible currently to help my implants settle into place. Overall, looks great so far and extremely happy with the results.
I was reluctant at first to having augmentation done since I had never had any surgeries before. After having breastfed 2 kids, youngest now 22 months, and done having kids I got my body back into shape -very active lifestyle outdoors with water sports/swimming- wasn't too happy with my small breasts 34 A, especially when I live in bikinis all spring/summer living on a lake.
Finally bit the bullet and made the decision to have them done this past January. Timing worked out great, with it being winter in NC.
Since I'm very active outside of the office and in a bathing suit a lot, with my petite build I asked my PS if I should go with the anatomical implants. Honestly I did want to look enhanced but I wasn't going for super enhanced "oh she definitely had something done look." He/we decided that anatomical implants would be the best way to go for my frame.
I also have several friends that live on the lake and knew they'd be staring at my new chest too so was shooting for more subtle, natural look. Very happy that I got the natrelle 410 shaped implants, 320 cc's, submuscular. Can't wait for Spring and to be out on the water again!
Was definitely a positive/happy person pre op, with amazing kids, supportive husband, awesome job, family and friends... and now even happier with my body looking more proportional and feeling complete. Definitely keeping the lights on ;)
Wearing compression band as much as possible currently to help my implants settle into place. Overall, looks great so far and extremely happy with the results.
I was reluctant at first to having augmentation done since I had never had any surgeries before. After having breastfed 2 kids, youngest now 22 months, and done having kids I got my body back into shape -very active lifestyle outdoors with water sports/swimming- wasn't too happy with my small breasts 34 A, especially when I live in bikinis all spring/summer living on a lake.
Finally bit the bullet and made the decision to have them done this past January. Timing worked out great, with it being winter in NC.
Since I'm very active outside of the office and in a bathing suit a lot, with my petite build I asked my PS if I should go with the anatomical implants. Honestly I did want to look enhanced but I wasn't going for super enhanced "oh she definitely had something done look." He/we decided that anatomical implants would be the best way to go for my frame.
I also have several friends that live on the lake and knew they'd be staring at my new chest too so was shooting for more subtle, natural look. Very happy that I got the natrelle 410 shaped implants, 320 cc's, submuscular. Can't wait for Spring and to be out on the water again!
Was definitely a positive/happy person pre op, with amazing kids, supportive husband, awesome job, family and friends... and now even happier with my body looking more proportional and feeling complete. Definitely keeping the lights on ;)
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
4625 Piedmont Row Dr., Charlotte, North Carolina