Breast Reduction 19 Years Old. Lets Do This! - Phoenix, AZ
People have asked what I wear instead of a bra.. I...
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So its been almost a month since my surgery and my...
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Your itching and sensitivity are all normal. This settles down but can make you a little crazy in the process.
Keep using the Palmer's Vitamin E oil and doing the gentle massage. That will help you greatly.

It's called Palmer's Vitamin E Skin Therapy Oil. You can buy it at Walgreens, Walmart, Target, and most pharmacy's. You will love it. Smells like heaven and your skin and scars will smooth and flatten.
Use firm circular massage 2-3 times a day on all scars with the oil. I also use this on my entire body after every shower. It's a very absorbing soft oil.
Palmer's Oil - here is a link to what it looks like.


(Up thread you asked how I was doing - sorry that I'm just seeing it now. I'm doing absolutely great. Yesterday was the four week mark, and I just have a tiny bit of bruising left. Still have tape on until the end of the month, so no clue how the incisions look. I can't wait to see them.)
Okay so today is day 2 post op. Thursday I was a...
Today is the day I get to shower though! Im SO nervous for this first look. Okay wish me luck! Oh gosh. Bye now :)
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ps do you know how many grams were removed per breast? (I seem to recall reading the info in the thread somewhere, but I'm not sure....)
Did your doc say it was ok to go without a bra? I seriously cannot wait to be able to do that. I think I will die from the sheer elation of it. Hehehe.
I'm a 40 DD right now, and would like to be a C cup, I would be happy being even a bit bigger than you are now. I have about 15lbs to lose until I"m at my ideal weight. So my breasts will get smaller post-surgery when/if I lose weight. Btw, I am pretty sure your breasts will get a little bit smaller as they heal. Though some ppl say the opposite, imo it's better to be a little big bigger than smaller. If the surgeon removes too much tissue, the breast sometimes look deflated, or de-volumized on the top-boob once they "bottom out".