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Petite 5'3 105lbs, No Kids, 286cc Submuscular Natrelle Style 15
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I met with 3 doctors in the Twin Cities area. They...
boop9988April 26, 2016
WORTH IT$6,700
I met with 3 doctors in the Twin Cities area. They all seemed pretty knowledgeable, but I chose Dr. Harrington as I have heard great things about her and when I met her I knew she definitely knows her stuff. This morning I had my "fitting" with her. Unlike the other surgeons I met with, Dr. Harrington has you bring in pictures of what you like (and don't like) and SHE decides what implant size to use, which I like because I would hate to pick the wrong size myself as I have zero experience. I will admit I am very nervous, yet excited. I am petite and I know it is going to be painful. I am hoping for porportionate, natural, did-she or didnt-she, breasts. When I started working out and weightlifting a couple years ago, my breasts were the first thing to go. I would like to continue my fitness journey with BOOBS! So here we go :)
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Post-Surgery Necessities?
boop9988April 27, 2016
I'm two sleeps away (if I ever fall asleep tonight)! I'm going under the muscle, my dr will choose size according to the pics I showed her. I'm up late reading about the patience one must have after a BA. Now, I'm glad I'm learning this ahead of time, but I'm one impatient chick. This will be a test of patience for me for sure! I'm looking for suggestions as to what post-surgery goodies I should grab ahead of time? Top 3 things you needed/used most?
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April 28, 2016
Ice packs
Comfortable sports bras
Water bottles
Barf bag (the anesthesia will have u nauseous)
Good luck on ur surgery! I'll be following :)
Comfortable sports bras
Water bottles
Barf bag (the anesthesia will have u nauseous)
Good luck on ur surgery! I'll be following :)
May 2, 2016
Well now that I'm on the other side, I luckily didn't have much pain...but Is say these are my top 3:
1. Get everything you need set out in reach. I.e. facewash, hairbrush, toothbrush/paste, lotion, chapstick etc. On your Countertops! (No bending down or reaching!)
2. Travel pillow (the half donut kind). My boyfriend brought me one the day of surgery and it has saved me. I even slept in it the first night.
3. Bendy straws & pineapple juice. The straws came in hand the first few days so you don't have to lift your arms. Pineapple juice to help with healing :)
1. Get everything you need set out in reach. I.e. facewash, hairbrush, toothbrush/paste, lotion, chapstick etc. On your Countertops! (No bending down or reaching!)
2. Travel pillow (the half donut kind). My boyfriend brought me one the day of surgery and it has saved me. I even slept in it the first night.
3. Bendy straws & pineapple juice. The straws came in hand the first few days so you don't have to lift your arms. Pineapple juice to help with healing :)
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