28 Years Old, 5'4" 125 Lbs. 450cc HP Silicone Under the Muscle - Round Rock, TX

Hello everyone! I decided to write my review since this site helped me very much to decide and prepare for my breast augmentation. My weight has always fluctuated a lot and I had recently lost a lot of weight by exercising and eating healthy. Unfortunately the thing that shrank the most was my boobs! They looked deflated and I felt like I wanted the volume I had back and to enhance the shape of my breasts.
I met with Dr. Kerr and he made me feel at ease and the meeting helped me to finally decide to do it. Today I am 3 days post op and although it has been hard the pain hasn't been too bad. The narcotics and muscle relaxer were causing some crappy side effects (vomiting, nausea, constipation, bloating) even with the anti-nausea medication I was prescribed. So I have weaned off oxycodone and am now only doing tylenol extra strength during the day. This has helped me feel so much clear headed and even though there is a little pain, I prefer that over how the oxycodone made me feel.

I had no idea how much of an emotional toll this ordeal would take on me. I am so thankful that my husband has been here to help me and make me feel better when I'm feeling like crap. There are times I wish I would have never done this but he's kept me feeling positive. It is now day 5 and I've come a long way I can walk with my back straight and have a good range of motion of my arms. I am taking oxy and my muscle relaxer to be able to sleep since my boobs get super stiff at night. So I am still having a bit of constipation issues. My breasts are still really high and tight but in clothes you can't really tell. It just looks like I'm wearing a really good push up bra. I will post pictures soon.

I had my 2 week post op last Tuesday and it went well. Dr. Kerr looked at them and said everything seems to be going well. Advised me not to work out for another 2 weeks and to continue to wear soft bras. He told me to massage massage massage! (He surprised me when he showed me how to massage them, so I guess I was being too careful) So I started making it a point to massage and I have been feeling more sore. I'm not sure if it's the massaging but my pectoral muscles seem to be sore a lot. Sometimes in my sternum and sometimes on the outer sides of my boobs and it hurts to touch them. I e-mailed him and he said this was normal and to take Motrin for the pain and watch my activity level. I can't wait to work out though, It's so hard to be healthy when you can't do much.

The boobs are still very high and have gotten a little softer. Surgical tape still hasn't come off and my incision area has started to feel uncomfortable whereas before it gave me no problems.