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5 weeks post-op & went for my first run - Newport Beach, CA
UPDATED FROM sunnydaze
1 month post
I was very nervous this morning going for my first...
WORTH IT$7,800
I was very nervous this morning going for my first run. I started out with a intermittent jog and then built my confidence up to a full fledge run! I'm so excited to be able to run again. I definitely had myself strapped in. I had on a high impact sports bra (Moving Comfort Fiona) and a tank w/ a built in sports bra. The ladies weren't moving at all, just how I wanted it!
UPDATED FROM sunnydaze
1 month post
I had my 1 month post-op w/ my surgeon last week....
I had my 1 month post-op w/ my surgeon last week. I've been cleared for exercise! I was even told I could start running again. I haven't tried it out yet, I'm a bit nervous. I was told by a co-worker (w/ implants) to try Moving Comfort sports bras for running. I'll try and post better photos. I'm really not good at taking photos of myself.
Now that my swelling has gone down, I'm getting boob envy...I wish I would have gone bigger. I just keep telling myself I wouldn't be able to find cute bras had I gone bigger. I was sized by Nordstroms, 32DD. I'm happy to say they have started to feel more normal but still aren't as squishy as natural breasts. I'm still self-conscious about showing them off. Even more so now. We had a regional meeting at work 2 weeks ago and I went out drinking w/ some of the guys. I dress very modestly (or so I thought) at work, I always have a jacket and most of the time a scarf on. One of the guys got really drunk and called me out on my recently acquired assets. We had only met twice before, so I was shocked he even noticed. But now I'm self-conscious and afraid you can tell I have fake boobs. Ughhh why do some guys have to be so crass!
Now that my swelling has gone down, I'm getting boob envy...I wish I would have gone bigger. I just keep telling myself I wouldn't be able to find cute bras had I gone bigger. I was sized by Nordstroms, 32DD. I'm happy to say they have started to feel more normal but still aren't as squishy as natural breasts. I'm still self-conscious about showing them off. Even more so now. We had a regional meeting at work 2 weeks ago and I went out drinking w/ some of the guys. I dress very modestly (or so I thought) at work, I always have a jacket and most of the time a scarf on. One of the guys got really drunk and called me out on my recently acquired assets. We had only met twice before, so I was shocked he even noticed. But now I'm self-conscious and afraid you can tell I have fake boobs. Ughhh why do some guys have to be so crass!
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UPDATED FROM sunnydaze
16 days post
Two weeks post-op and what have I learned...I...
Two weeks post-op and what have I learned...I can't take selfies. Sorry for the poor photos. I went back to work 4 days post-op and did rather well I think (I have a desk job). Driving was probably the most complicated, I had to move my seat rather close to the steering wheel. I have felt like a pumpkin since my surgery, mainly b/c I have been wearing loose fitting tops w/ scarfs almost every day to work. I only told three people I was getting a BA.
I'm still wearing an ace bandage to help my implants drop. They have dropped significantly since my surgery, but when I wear a t-shirt w/o a bra they still look moderately lifted. My breasts still feel rather firm but I can't feel the implant itself, unless I'm doing my massage exercises. I can't wait for these suckers to drop and feel normal!
I'm still wearing an ace bandage to help my implants drop. They have dropped significantly since my surgery, but when I wear a t-shirt w/o a bra they still look moderately lifted. My breasts still feel rather firm but I can't feel the implant itself, unless I'm doing my massage exercises. I can't wait for these suckers to drop and feel normal!


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