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6 weeks post-op - feeling soooo much better!
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I am now 2 days post op. I don't know why I chose...
Who needs some padded brasJanuary 17, 2013
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I am now 2 days post op. I don't know why I chose itty bitty as a user name, I guess I'm not used to them yet! I am 34 years old. I weigh 100 pounds, and I've never had boobs. They got even smaller after breast feeding. Operation went great. Dr. Husain was wonderful! I am feeling pretty sore and I am still getting sick (not sure if it's from anesthesia or pain meds).
I went with 290cc because I wanted them to look proportionate to my body. I find them a bit big right now, but from what I've read, swelling is normal.
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Changed my profile name to no more padded bras...
Who needs some padded brasJanuary 17, 2013
Changed my profile name to no more padded bras because that was all I wore!
I thought I'd add information about the day of operation. I think the hardest part for me was not eating from midnight until after the surgery. The nurses were great and kept my mind off of things. They were very professional and friendly. I was there two hours before surgery. A lot of waiting but because nurses were so nice, the time flew by, oh and my husband was there too! ha, ha. The doctor marked where the implants were going to lay and where he had to make incisions. I walked to the operating room but some places wheel you in. The anesthesiologist put in the IV. I felt dizzy and nauseous, and I was just thinking it's going to be two hours from now, but I will feel like it's one minute. And sure enough, I woke up and it was over! I had new boobs. You have to stay in the post-op room for about an hour, I stayed for about two. I started feeling sick right at the end, because I ate a piece of toast. I took extra drugs because I was feeling sore. Came home and rested, but I did get sick a few times. And I have no appetite which is weird because I'm always hungry.
I thought I'd add information about the day of operation. I think the hardest part for me was not eating from midnight until after the surgery. The nurses were great and kept my mind off of things. They were very professional and friendly. I was there two hours before surgery. A lot of waiting but because nurses were so nice, the time flew by, oh and my husband was there too! ha, ha. The doctor marked where the implants were going to lay and where he had to make incisions. I walked to the operating room but some places wheel you in. The anesthesiologist put in the IV. I felt dizzy and nauseous, and I was just thinking it's going to be two hours from now, but I will feel like it's one minute. And sure enough, I woke up and it was over! I had new boobs. You have to stay in the post-op room for about an hour, I stayed for about two. I started feeling sick right at the end, because I ate a piece of toast. I took extra drugs because I was feeling sore. Came home and rested, but I did get sick a few times. And I have no appetite which is weird because I'm always hungry.
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January 18, 2013
Awesome!! I can't wait to see how they turn out... And yes, there is swelling... I was hoping to not have swelling, but I did and it went down... Though I liked my "swollen" upper pole fullness. ;)
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I guess I should add that I got moderate 290cc sub...
Who needs some padded brasJanuary 18, 2013
I guess I should add that I got moderate 290cc sub muscular. I hope I got all the terminology right.
Is anyone out there worried like I am that something will go wrong? That they'll collapse or they'll end up looking crooked. I feel like I'm constantly questioning if I should be doing the things I do around the house, like I did the dishes today. I just want everything to go right. I love the changes to my body and don't want to go back. This almost feels like it's not even real. Anyway just having one of those days where I'm thinking too much, ha ha! Glad I took today off of work. And I hope no one notices when I go back to work, although I had done a gradual increase in padding leading up to surgery.
Is anyone out there worried like I am that something will go wrong? That they'll collapse or they'll end up looking crooked. I feel like I'm constantly questioning if I should be doing the things I do around the house, like I did the dishes today. I just want everything to go right. I love the changes to my body and don't want to go back. This almost feels like it's not even real. Anyway just having one of those days where I'm thinking too much, ha ha! Glad I took today off of work. And I hope no one notices when I go back to work, although I had done a gradual increase in padding leading up to surgery.
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January 18, 2013
Congrats, they look great :) did you go with silicone or saline?
January 18, 2013
Oops I forgot to say. I went with silicone. I pretty much went with everything my PS suggested.

January 19, 2013
I live in NS, seems like my only choice of surgeon here is in Halifax and ive heard alot of mixed reviews..do you strongly recommend your PS? after all, its worth the drive :) how much was your consultation?
January 19, 2013
I really liked mine. He inspired a lot of confidence. I feel he made the right choices for me. The consultation doesn't cost anything, but that might be because I went with him. I don't know. I didn't do another consultation because I had heard so many good things about him. I had even heard good things from nurses who work in the hospital with him.
January 19, 2013
I wonder if it's because I ended up going with him. Maybe I just walked out without paying because I'm so used to not paying for health care. But seriously, there was no talk to a consult fee.


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