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Yeaterday made it five weeks since I crossed over....

Yeaterday made it five weeks since I crossed over. I have been doing well but still anxious to settle into my "real size". I'm not sure exactly how much swelling is still there and how much settling has gone on. I eagerly tried on a few bras and ranged from C cups to a D cup. Again, with bras and sizing, I understand it depends on the make of the bra.
Health wise, I still get tired if I push myself too far. There is also discomfort below the breasts, where the incisions are, especially toward the ends of the incisions. I have started using bio oil and doing mini massages on the breast. I am surprised how much minimal scarring I have, as the PS did an amazing job stitching me up. I love this woman so much lol.
I would love to find an underwire free bra and looking for tips. I will be travelling to Vegas in a couple weeks and would like to have some shape. Although I wear my sports bra 24/7, I would like to do away with the uniboob! Any tips on bras ladies?
Stay healthy & positive!!

Today marks my three week anniversary since I...

Today marks my three week anniversary since I crossed to the other side. I have been slow in my recovery as I had a last minute temporary drain put in after surgery and that left an inch and a half gap exposed incision under my right breast. I have had to delay full showers for two weeks so guess what? My tape had no chance of falling off like some of you lucky ladies. So, yesterday I was sitting around the house and got a little idle. I decided to "help" the tape "fall off". I gently rolled pieces of it back and forth until voila! Tape started "falling off". Hmph. Not exactly prepared for what I uncovered as I felt a little frankensteinish. I mean I guess it's the scabs, the distorted incisions looking like crooked paths or the fact I am still black and blue that have me a tad been concerned. Hmph again. On the other hand, I am trying to be patient as I realize I am only three weeks post op today. I wonder if anyone felt their incisions looked crooked, distorted, and even a little intoxicated? Well, all I can say is i cant wait to see my PS on Tues to get some reassurance. Other than that, I am trying to take it easy and know my limits. I do feel shooting pain from time to time and my nipples are never short of nervous reactions (I guess that's good), I am constantly in search of new bras (the rubbing on the incisions beneath is very annoying), but all in all, I just love my new smaller boobies. For those of you considering it, you will not only feel physical relief, but you will also find a new found confidence when shopping for tops and not feeling discouraged to take that one or two sizes up. Recovery from any surgery varies on each person. But it is what it is. Follow your surgeon's advice on recovery, do not rush the healing and the time will pass quickly. I cant believe I am three weeks post op already.

After agonizing about my open wound from the drain...

After agonizing about my open wound from the drain removal, my PS closed it with a bandage yesterday. She sai she did not have any concerns. I've been advised to finally take full showers and drive, throwing caution ti the seatbelt action. Does anyone have issues driving?

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Bimpe Ayeni
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Walking into Dr Ayeni's office for the first time was nerve wracking! One of my best friends came with me for support and I am so happy she did. My first impression of Dr Ayeni is calm, patient, confident and pleasant. She immediately put me at ease with her down to earth disposition. Dr Ayeni is by far one of the best surgeons I have come across. She, and her secretary, are both caring, patient and wonderful people. I would certainly recommend her to every person I know.