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295 Cc HP, Petite, 105 Lbs, 30A, No Kids - Rancho Cucamonga, CA
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Hi ladies! So because everyone's reviews have been...
Nova11June 14, 2017
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Hi ladies! So because everyone's reviews have been very helpful, I will also be sharing my story. I'm 105 lbs, 30A, no kids, 10.5-11 breast diameter, 27 years old. I have selected 295 hp and my surgery is just a couple hours away. June 14, 2017 @ 8:30AM. I was told to place a patch behind my ears for nausea 4 hours before surgery. Overall, I'm excited more than being nervous. Well at least it hasn't hit me yet. No more itty bitty boobies. Ugh I love sleeping on my stomach lol I'll see how that goes after surgery. I'll keep you posted!
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UPDATED FROM Nova11
1 day post
I had surgery yesterday, June 14.
Nova11June 16, 2017
The actual surgery went well. I just remember being in the surgery room and as what it seemed several minutes to me, I was awake. I couldn't really talk because of the anesthesia, the nurses gave me a cup of water with ice and I finished it all. I was wheeled to my car and I remember feeling dizzy and without energy.
About 4 hours after surgery I took my first pain killer pills with salted cracked and water. As we get home, I started to feel like I wanted to throw up. And sure enough I threw up not once but twice during my first day. Before surgery I was prescribed a nausea patch that goes behind the ear to prevent any vomiting. I then proceeded to
called my PS and she said it wasn't normal. So she requested to pick up another nausea patch. In addition, she said the way I was taking my medication was triggering that issue. So I began taking them at different times.
My chest is super tight and I'm swollen as expected. I feel like the sports bra they provided is very tight on me. My nurse called me to check up on me and I did mention if I could swap my bra because it was tight. She said yes.
For the first hours of surgery, I had liquids and salted crackers.
I've been sleeping on the couch with a bunch of pillows. I'm not a big fan of sleeping on my back but I managed to make myself comfortable.
Day2: I wasn't throwing up at all. I feel like pat of it was the anesthesia and changing the way I took my medication. Day 2 has been painful and from what my nurse said, it's the toughest day. My chest it still super tight and I'm in pain. I have been massaging my breast three times a day for 5 minutes as instructed. I still haven't removed my surgical bra, but as soon as I do I will take pictures.
I went with 295 hp, silicone, under the muscle.
About 4 hours after surgery I took my first pain killer pills with salted cracked and water. As we get home, I started to feel like I wanted to throw up. And sure enough I threw up not once but twice during my first day. Before surgery I was prescribed a nausea patch that goes behind the ear to prevent any vomiting. I then proceeded to
called my PS and she said it wasn't normal. So she requested to pick up another nausea patch. In addition, she said the way I was taking my medication was triggering that issue. So I began taking them at different times.
My chest is super tight and I'm swollen as expected. I feel like the sports bra they provided is very tight on me. My nurse called me to check up on me and I did mention if I could swap my bra because it was tight. She said yes.
For the first hours of surgery, I had liquids and salted crackers.
I've been sleeping on the couch with a bunch of pillows. I'm not a big fan of sleeping on my back but I managed to make myself comfortable.
Day2: I wasn't throwing up at all. I feel like pat of it was the anesthesia and changing the way I took my medication. Day 2 has been painful and from what my nurse said, it's the toughest day. My chest it still super tight and I'm in pain. I have been massaging my breast three times a day for 5 minutes as instructed. I still haven't removed my surgical bra, but as soon as I do I will take pictures.
I went with 295 hp, silicone, under the muscle.
Replies (2)
cojoe
July 12, 2017
Hi, I've been wondering how you're doing. I'm also petit and am also considering the 295 cc HP. How is your healing coming along? are you happy with the size? Do you happen to have any updated pictures?
Nova11
July 17, 2017
Hi! Yes sorry for not getting back to you any sooner. I have updated pictures. I'll share them now. I'm at 4 weeks and I love them! At first they were huge because of the swelling but now they fit a 32c. Post of day one I was squeezing into a 32c so I assumed they were D's. I didn't want anything too big, just decent to fit my body. Have oh decided on your size?
July 15, 2017
Great! Cant wait to see the result! Im going on surgery in 2 weeks .. but I'm going a bit smaller thinking 260cc or 280cc.... i would like to see a picture of yours to see how does a 295cc looks
July 17, 2017
About to post them now! Sorry for now being so active here. Let me know what you think.
UPDATED FROM Nova11
1 month post
First and Second Day After Surgery
Nova11July 17, 2017
The actual surgery went well. I just remember being in the surgery room and as what it seemed several minutes to me, I was awake. I couldn't really talk because of the anesthesia, the nurses gave me a cup of water with ice and I finished it all. I was wheeled to my car and I remember feeling dizzy and without energy.
About 4 hours after surgery I took my first pain killer pills with salted cracked and water. As we got home, I started to feel like I wanted to throw up. And sure enough I threw up not once but twice during my first day. And man that was painful because of the vomit process that comes across your chest. Before surgery I was prescribed a nausea patch that goes behind the ear to prevent any vomiting. I then proceeded to
called my PS and she said it wasn't normal. So she requested to pick up another nausea patch. In addition, she said the way I was taking my medication was triggering that issue. So I began taking them at different times.
My chest is super tight and I'm swollen as expected. I feel like the sports bra they provided is very tight on me. My nurse called me to check up on me and I did mention if I could swap my bra because it was tight. She said yes.
For the first hours of surgery, I had liquids.
I've been sleeping on the couch with a bunch of pillows. I'm not a big fan of sleeping on my back but I managed to make myself comfortable but that didn't last long.
Day2: I didn't throwing up at all. I feel like part of it was the anesthesia and changing the way I took my medication. Day 2 has been painful and from what my nurse said, it's the toughest day. My chest is super tight and I'm in pain. Going from not having loose skin to having my skin stretched is painful. I have been massaging my breast three times a day for 5 minutes as instructed. They look huge right now because they're swollen. I hope I get the look I'm going for.
I went with 295 hp, silicone, under the muscle.
About 4 hours after surgery I took my first pain killer pills with salted cracked and water. As we got home, I started to feel like I wanted to throw up. And sure enough I threw up not once but twice during my first day. And man that was painful because of the vomit process that comes across your chest. Before surgery I was prescribed a nausea patch that goes behind the ear to prevent any vomiting. I then proceeded to
called my PS and she said it wasn't normal. So she requested to pick up another nausea patch. In addition, she said the way I was taking my medication was triggering that issue. So I began taking them at different times.
My chest is super tight and I'm swollen as expected. I feel like the sports bra they provided is very tight on me. My nurse called me to check up on me and I did mention if I could swap my bra because it was tight. She said yes.
For the first hours of surgery, I had liquids.
I've been sleeping on the couch with a bunch of pillows. I'm not a big fan of sleeping on my back but I managed to make myself comfortable but that didn't last long.
Day2: I didn't throwing up at all. I feel like part of it was the anesthesia and changing the way I took my medication. Day 2 has been painful and from what my nurse said, it's the toughest day. My chest is super tight and I'm in pain. Going from not having loose skin to having my skin stretched is painful. I have been massaging my breast three times a day for 5 minutes as instructed. They look huge right now because they're swollen. I hope I get the look I'm going for.
I went with 295 hp, silicone, under the muscle.
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