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39 Y/o 5'7" 140lbs 405cc smooth round moderate natrelle inspira, finally got my boobs! :) - Raleigh, NC

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I have never been happy with the size of my...

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ghall76
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I have never been happy with the size of my breasts, and then I had kids (2) and little did I know those engorged monsters would soon turn into skin flaps with nipples(heehee). Ok to be fair...as long as I carried a certain amount of weight they were fine, but in order to have acceptable breasts, I had to be out of shape and over weight...that is not at all what I want out of my life or my body(at this point anyway, maybe later when I'm over my midlife crisis). I started working out very regularly doing both cardio as well as heavy weight lifting and dropped a lot of weight fairly quickly...and of course in the process developed those ever so dreaded skin flaps with nipples. So finally, I was financially able to jump on it and just do it(get the boobies). I knew what I wanted mine to look like and needed the doctor to lead me through the rest. I was referred to my surgeon by a very good friend of mine and he was highly sought after in this field as well as recognized by his fellow doctors. So in I dove! Went in for my consult, he recommended subglandular(over the muscle) due to my upper body activity and weightlifting. After a vectra 3-d imaging, and several conversations with my surgeons nurse(who was amazing) I decided on 405cc smooth round moderate(srm) silicone. At the end of my consult I set up my preop and surgery dates...and to my surprise I was able to get in and get it done quickly (I need to heal before the yard starts calling me out to work in it 10hours a day :) I scheduled my preop the next week and the surgery just days after that. I was ecstatic....sooooo excited....that is until the night before, when I went into full on panic mode...I'm not even kidding folks, I almost puked, came so close to cancelling, but went on to sleep and the next morning in the wee hours we were on our way to get those boobies! Of note...I freak out after anesthesia almost every time, and I warned everyone one of this so It wouldn't be held against me for how bat [RS bleep] crazy I might act lol, and I also vomit after sedatives let alone anesthesia, I also warned them and my ride about that! So I get there, get right back in the room, explain again how weird I react to everything, and revisit the fact that I cannot take opiod pain meds or any heavy medication whatsoever without it nearly killing me(yay me, painnnnn) ugh. They strap me to the table and next thing I know I'm waking up...and not freaking out, and not puking, and not dying from the pain! Yayyyyyyyyy(for everybody involved)!!!

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Glenn M. Davis, MD, FACS

Glenn M. Davis, MD, FACS

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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February 17, 2016
I'm so nervous mines in 10days any advice?
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February 17, 2016
Yes! First...breathe! I freaked out the night before and had a full blown panic attack, but it was much easier than I had imagined! Second, get yourself a heating pad and a couple of flexible ice packs! Ice packs for your new girls and the heating pad for your back, my doctor had me sleeping upright to reduce swelling for the first four days post op(I'm still sleeping elevated on my own), the heating pad was a life saver cause the back gets sore after a while(so does the butt lol) don't freak out if they look weird right afterwards, they pretty much all do(even though I had seen tons of day of operation pics when you see the weirdness on you it tends to make you a little uneasy. Make sure you are eating lots of fiber and drinking lots of water before the surgery and after, I would start taking a stool softener as soon as you get home and continue everyday to try to avoid the constipation thing I went through! In case you get nausea from the anesthesia get some protein meal bars or something of the sort(it's easier to eat something small when your nauseated) some ginger ale too. Thank god I didn't get the nausea but my doctor had me take four zofran an hour before surgery with a sip of water and I believe that made all the difference in the world! I am sure you will do great, try not to overthink it, that's what I did and that's what caused the panic attack ( I came very close to cancelling) let us all know how it goes, good luck!!! So far (2 weeks into it) I regret nothing!
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February 17, 2016
Oh and takes lots of pics(even if you don't post them on here), this is really the only way I could tell a difference, it's great reassurance when your thinking they aren't changing much from day one post op :)
UPDATED FROM ghall76
5 days post

Day 2

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Second day was a breeze, didn't need pain meds, really no pain just very uncomfortable feeling as if rocks were shoved under the skin, so tight, but definitely bearable! Still no nausea, no real pain. I was able to cook and get back to moving around, I was just simply tired a lot and prone to falling asleep the second I sat down and got comfortable...all in all very happy! Just a little concerned with how high the implants are sitting on my chest given that they are over the muscle.

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UPDATED FROM ghall76
5 days post

Day 4

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Ok so up until this day, I felt as though I had come out unscathed, untillllllllll....constipation!!! Ok so I had not had a bowel movement since the day of my surgery. I had been eating a lot of high fiber foods as usual, but my bowels just weren't moving, and up
Until this day, I really didn't give it much thought (except how incredibly bloated I was) it was day two, I think, that I started taking stool softeners, then day three took a stool softener with laxative, day four still nothing but now the laxative has made my bowels move again and it shifted it all downward...time to evacuate....so I thought. To make a long story short unbelievable amounts of pressure and nothing would work. Tried everything and in the end after an enema was able to go. The pain from the constipation was a thousand times worse than the ba surgery, and I didn't even take opioids. My suggestion, start the stool softener prior to surgery, and continue everyday after, oh and water!!!!

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