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32E, 35 Years Old, no children
UPDATED FROM annettego
1 year post
1 year and half
WORTH IT
hello
This will be my last post and last photos :)
This procedure was the best thing I did for myself. It changed how I walk, my posture, I'm still slouchy but not because I want to hide something or the heaviness. My neck and shoulder are light and free. I can wear what I want, what type of bra I want!! This feels amazing!
The scars had faded a LOT in the last year they are pinkish to non existent (thanks to good genes, good surgeon and micropore)
It took more than a year to be comfortable to "sexualise them" again, not because of the pain but the feeling I had in it was weird, it was not a sexy feeling. The nerve connection seemed all messed up for a year and my brain did think for a while it needed protection. ;)
The skin under the nipple to the tummy still feel weird to no-sensation because they dissected the skin there to wrap it around and sew it back. But it's better than it was and I can feel again at some places where I had no sensation before. We'll see if that comes back or no.
I also had intern scar that were hurting (around 8 month in to past the first year). Now, if I touch it I still feel the intern bumps but they do not hurt anymore. It's only sensible if I push hard, on a day to day basis I don't feel it.
Overall I'm 200% satisfied (it's cliché but it's the truth.. i could say 1000% satisfied)
If you are thinking of doing this.. find a good surgeon, do your research and do it. Take it slowly for the first year and be patient with yourself. The result is life changing.
I took on some weight, after the procedure I was a small 34C .. i'm now a full 34C. At that weight I would normally have full full 34E or more.
This will be my last post and last photos :)
This procedure was the best thing I did for myself. It changed how I walk, my posture, I'm still slouchy but not because I want to hide something or the heaviness. My neck and shoulder are light and free. I can wear what I want, what type of bra I want!! This feels amazing!
The scars had faded a LOT in the last year they are pinkish to non existent (thanks to good genes, good surgeon and micropore)
It took more than a year to be comfortable to "sexualise them" again, not because of the pain but the feeling I had in it was weird, it was not a sexy feeling. The nerve connection seemed all messed up for a year and my brain did think for a while it needed protection. ;)
The skin under the nipple to the tummy still feel weird to no-sensation because they dissected the skin there to wrap it around and sew it back. But it's better than it was and I can feel again at some places where I had no sensation before. We'll see if that comes back or no.
I also had intern scar that were hurting (around 8 month in to past the first year). Now, if I touch it I still feel the intern bumps but they do not hurt anymore. It's only sensible if I push hard, on a day to day basis I don't feel it.
Overall I'm 200% satisfied (it's cliché but it's the truth.. i could say 1000% satisfied)
If you are thinking of doing this.. find a good surgeon, do your research and do it. Take it slowly for the first year and be patient with yourself. The result is life changing.
I took on some weight, after the procedure I was a small 34C .. i'm now a full 34C. At that weight I would normally have full full 34E or more.
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UPDATED FROM annettego
2 months post
New bralette ...a dream come true.
4 month ago if I would have been wearing that kind of bra my neck would be in pain.
This is sooo comfortable, cute and soft. I continue to be very happy with my choice. It was scary and not obvious in the first weeks but worth it.
10 weeks later, I still sleep with my "surgical" bra most of the time but I slowly transition to a softer bra or wearing a bra with underwire for some hours to see how that goes.
I tried to sleep without tape and bra but I was waking up because the scars are still sensible. I don't put tape around my nipple anymore the incision looks fine and it doesn't pull or stretch. But in the anchor cut I do wear tape, I fell more comfortable with it.
This is sooo comfortable, cute and soft. I continue to be very happy with my choice. It was scary and not obvious in the first weeks but worth it.
10 weeks later, I still sleep with my "surgical" bra most of the time but I slowly transition to a softer bra or wearing a bra with underwire for some hours to see how that goes.
I tried to sleep without tape and bra but I was waking up because the scars are still sensible. I don't put tape around my nipple anymore the incision looks fine and it doesn't pull or stretch. But in the anchor cut I do wear tape, I fell more comfortable with it.
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