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YAY for CLEAVAGE!!!! Cannot Wait!!! - Oklahoma City, OK

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Haven't been on in a bit... My surgery was almost...

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AlysaRose
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Haven't been on in a bit... My surgery was almost six months ago!!! Everything is fabulous!! Dr. Jones is fabulous I could not be more pleased!!! I am posting a pic.. Please feel free to ask me any questions you might have.. I know being able to chat with the girls during my procedure was soooo helpful!!!

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Justin M. Jones, MD

Justin M. Jones, MD

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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December 29, 2012
I definately going to see dr justin jones next month what was his best recommendation on incision area wise? & did he say why?
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Its been almost a month since surgery!!! Felling...

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Its been almost a month since surgery!!! Felling fab! The girls are dropping... I'm in LOVE with my new body!!!

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March 26, 2012

So happy to see your update! Hooray for boobies and loving your bod :) 

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Five days post op: Feeling even better today!...

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Five days post op:

Feeling even better today! Almost all the soreness is gone! Its a little tender if I bump my incsion but thats a given. I can feel my implants have gotten more soft and I think they have dropped a bit! I know I am supposed to be sleeping propped up, but that hasnt really worked out for me. Ever since the first night I have been waking up off all my pillows and on my side. Ouch! It was difficuly getting out of bed the day after from a side position. Now it's a breeze! :) I woke up this morning on my belly! Scared me a little.. but all seems to be okay. I went out to a club with a few of my girl friends last night! It was a blast to be able to show off my new enhancements... I dont think I am suposed to do this but I went bra-less!!! I havent done that sice I was twelve.. It was different to say the least. I was only a few hours without a bra so I am hoping that doesn't affect anything! I'm posting pics today! I'll update later girls!

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March 4, 2012
Great bikini shot!! Don't worry about sleeping propped up, Dr Jones said it was okay to sleep flat. I would put a bunch of pillows around you though because you do need to avoid sleeping on your side/belly. I am 2 weeks out and as I am a side sleeper I put a pillow up against my back and one against my belly and lean back. So I am almost sleeping on my side. It makes me sleep better!!
I do not think going braless for a few hours will hurt, I have been wearing a cami with shelf bra every day, I think it's helping with them dropping. So glad you are pleased with your results, I go see Dr Jones Wednesday to remove my stitches on my belly.
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March 4, 2012
Thanks Twins! I didnt think to ask Dr. Jones and if he told me I don't remember but are the the stitches in your breast dissolvable? I go for my one week Monday. What can I expect at that appointment? I know he said he'll teach me exercises then. I have already been trying to move the implant around as much as possible since I'm very sore. I'm ready for these puppies to drop!
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March 4, 2012
He said I could massage the tops before my first 1 week f/up appt. I think the stitches are dissolvable, it's just my tummy incisions. The appt is pretty quick, he just looks at them and then shows you how to do massages.
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March 4, 2012
Thanks for the updated photos, the girls look really good, I bet they are going to settle in nicely.
Your bikini shot looks great too! I can't wait to look like that in a bikini~soon though!
Thanks for sharing!
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March 4, 2012
Does any of you girls have textured implants? I am now reading that one is not suppose to massage those :/// C
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March 4, 2012
No ours are smooth
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March 4, 2012
Hi Kuromi,
I have a friend who got textured silicones about 9 months ago. At this point she massages about 1x per week. She used to do it more often. She also said that textured implants drop slower, so she definitely massaged and had to wear the strap and post-surgical bra.
Also to ensure that one doesn't get capsular contracture- It is my opinion that it is always a good policy to massage at some point. Some dr.'s don't have you do it right away, but usually you do at some point.
I am curious as to who said not to massage them?
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March 4, 2012
It is actually written on a few forums; apparently they have been createt not to move and therefore a massage could not be a very good idea. My surgeon thinks it is not useful , but i am very scared not to do it :o// C
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March 5, 2012
Kuromi,
I just asked my friend again and she said that he had her massage them early on becasue they were very high (which is usu. the case with all augments), and like i said before, she also wore the strap to help push them down (so if they were made to not move then this wouldn't make sense would it?), and she is now down to massaging once a week for the rest of her "fake boob" life she said. Lol.
And hers look great!
I can't see how massaging them would be harmful as they will only go as low as the pocket that was made, and massaging is to help them move into the pocket and to keep the scar tissue soft.
All surgeons have different ideas on post-op care, but again I can't see how massaging could hurt anything as that would also mean intimate settings would be awkward if noone could "massage" them.
In the end it is your choice, but hopefully this gave you something to think about.
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March 5, 2012
:o))))) VERY TRUE .... thanks Scrappy , C
March 4, 2012

You look fantastic! Awesome bikini shot. Come on summer, am I right?

I would try and prop yourself in position to sleep on your back as much as possible... I found it really helpful to put a pillow under my knees as I am a side/tummy sleeper too. Now that I'm far enough out to side-sleep, my doctor recommended, and I find it more comfortable, to rest the top arm on pillow so it doesn't press on the implant all night. Really I'm basically top-spooning a pillow. But it's comfy!