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6 months post op

Hello! Well, I'm 6 months post op & my right breast hasn't dropped. A small amount of asymmetry doesn't bother me, but this is pretty intense. I've been very patient, hoping this would resolve with time, but am starting to worry. My right is clearly more full up top & sits much higher on my chest. Hopefully, my PS can offer a quick fix so I can enjoy bra-less tank/bikini season! :) (side note: RS isn't letting me post pics, I will add them in a separate update)

5 weeks post-op

Geez lo-weeeeez! The boobs of my dreams ???? They still freak me out because they are so dang numb, but I am in LOVE! Every day, they drop more & more, and become softer. I haven't started anything for the scarring, so I know I am def lacking. Progress pics attached.

Sorry it's been so long!!

Well, my apologies for taking so long for an update! The girls are definitely dropping and softening up. They actually move when I skip down the stairs now! Lol the bruising has officially gone away, still zero pain. I am experiencing two strange feelings (or lack thereof) though.

One would be overly sensitive nipples. If I'm not wearing a tight shirt or sports bra, I can hardly stand it. The feeling of anything brushing across my nipples literally feels like a cheese grater. It is the most awkward feeling I've ever experienced.

The other would be numbness across both of my breasts. It's the strangest thing. I will have an itch on the side of my breast, and when I go to scratch it, I can't feel my fingers touching my own chest- but the itch is still there! Definitely something I will be bringing up to my ps next visit.

Anywho, pics attached.

Provider Review

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
705 University Ave., Sacramento, California