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41, 32A/B Nursed 3 Kids - New York, NY
UPDATED FROM 2bmebutbetter
3 months post
2 1/2 months later
WORTH IT$5,800
2 1/2 months later. It was completely worth it!
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UPDATED FROM 2bmebutbetter
2 months post
The next few wks....
I had a follow up visit the week after surgery. My doctor instructed me to Do three things. 1) Massage daily 2) Mederma morning and night 3) wear my surgical bra 24/7.
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J
November 13, 2016
I'm thinking of making an appointment for a consultation with Dr. Desai. Are you still happy with your results?
2
November 23, 2016
Yes! I love my results! I'll post more photos later today. If you haven't already made an appointment with him, do it quickly before he moves to Beverly Hills.
UPDATED FROM 2bmebutbetter
2 months post
Day of Surgery
The day of surgery was so easy. My husband and I drove to Dr. Desai's office and arrived at 10am. I met with him briefly before the surgery and discussed our final final decision 350cc left/ 400cc right, soon after I was getting ready for surgery. His nurse, who literally looks like an angel, and his funny anesthesiologist made me feel so comfortable going into surgery and coming out of it.
I woke up in a recovery room seeing the face of the "angel nurse" and my husband sitting by my side. I felt a lot some pain around my ribs and was pretty groggy, but that was to be expected. The nurse instructed my dear husband to pull the car up to the building and thanked my helpful "angel nurse" as she gave me juice and helped me into a wheelchair and told me how well I did. Another lovely staff member wheeled me downstairs and helped me into my car. I experienced zero nausea, I didn't even use those meds prescribed. When I got home I took a Percocet and took a nap. That evening, around 9 PM, my doctor called to check up on me. He suggested I take the Percocet at night and a muscle relaxer or two hours later to ensure A good nights sleep.I was surprised that I wasn't in more pain during the first 2 days . I could move my arms without difficulty, and the only discomfort I felt in the first two days was the heaviness of tightness around my chest. The swelling was uncomfortable , but not unbearable. I felt like my boobs were under my armpits. I discontinued the use of Percocet and switched to Tylenol on the thirs day , Mostly because I didn't want to be groggy around my children and I needed to be able to drive the car to pick them up from school.
I woke up in a recovery room seeing the face of the "angel nurse" and my husband sitting by my side. I felt a lot some pain around my ribs and was pretty groggy, but that was to be expected. The nurse instructed my dear husband to pull the car up to the building and thanked my helpful "angel nurse" as she gave me juice and helped me into a wheelchair and told me how well I did. Another lovely staff member wheeled me downstairs and helped me into my car. I experienced zero nausea, I didn't even use those meds prescribed. When I got home I took a Percocet and took a nap. That evening, around 9 PM, my doctor called to check up on me. He suggested I take the Percocet at night and a muscle relaxer or two hours later to ensure A good nights sleep.I was surprised that I wasn't in more pain during the first 2 days . I could move my arms without difficulty, and the only discomfort I felt in the first two days was the heaviness of tightness around my chest. The swelling was uncomfortable , but not unbearable. I felt like my boobs were under my armpits. I discontinued the use of Percocet and switched to Tylenol on the thirs day , Mostly because I didn't want to be groggy around my children and I needed to be able to drive the car to pick them up from school.
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