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20 Years Old, 5'1, 104 Pounds. Can't Wait for my New Booty. San Antonio, TX
UPDATED FROM Bootydreams25
2 months post
2 months
$10,000
Walking has gotten easier but it's still uncomfortable and sometimes after a while it can be a little painful. I can't sit for more than like 20 minutes even on a Bobby pillow I don't sit on my butt I sit on the back of legs and it still hurts after a while. I noticed on days when I'm active the next day I'll be in pain or really sore. I get little shocks that go down my legs or little aches on my butt. I'm hoping this is all normal at only 2 months. I do still feel like my left implant sits lower and is visible if I pay close attention. I told my bestfriend to look at my butt and at first glance she said it looked normal but as soon as I told her about the left one she noticed the difference right away. What bothers me the most is that I feel it poking the back of my leg when I'm standing up straight and even more as I'm walking. It's really stressing me out. This is such a LONG PROCESS!
UPDATED FROM Bootydreams25
1 month post
Almost 6 weeks post op
So walking is becoming easier. I started trying to sit 2 days ago and I can't for more than about 5 minutes. It's so uncomfortable! And kinda painful Even with a Bobby pillow. I hope this gets better! Ps said I could begin to exercise 2 weeks from now but we'll see because rn i can't even sit:(. I really hope I can go back to sitting and exercising soon because I am pretty satisfied with the look
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July 29, 2016
Hi! You look great! That size fits your body perfect! I'm looking into getting implants as well in the next 2 months so I love reading everyone's story just to know what to expect. And from what i read, it does get easier and you will soon be back to normal life! :0) Hope you can continue to heal quickly! :0)


July 30, 2016
Hang in there. I didn't feel 100% comfortable in working out until month 3. I wasn't taking any chances...


July 30, 2016
Thank you will do! Definitely following your experience please keep the updates I find yours very helpful since somewhere you said you seemed to be a slow healer and I think I am too. It's crazy how some girls on here are working out by week 6 or feeling completely normal by week4

July 30, 2016
Yeah - when I see post from other women who are working out at 6 weeks, I'm like "Really?" But I've also had members contact me (private message me) saying that had complications like infections or rotations of the implants because they pushed it early.


August 2, 2016
Very true. By any chance did you ever experience little shocks or tingling/ twitching feelings in your legs ? Like the back of them? It's not painful and It doesn't happen often I'm just curious ?
August 14, 2016
You look great! Hope you are feeling better. We are close to the same size but, I could not get as much cc's ...wish I could have gotten a little more. Wish you well.
UPDATED FROM Bootydreams25
1 month post
Incision
This is how my left incision looks like right now. Slowly closing. The white stuff is an ointment. My right indecision is perfectly closed
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July 20, 2016
When I read your posts about "venting" and "being depressed" it totally brought back memories of what I went through during recovery. I kept telling everyone I would NEVER do this again and I actually went through a depression and gained like 7 pounds. I'm at the 7 month mark and I LOVE my new butt. So, i can totally relate to you. In fact, I just took some nude photos (show off new butt) and I can't believe it's MY butt in those photos. I plan to post them (at 8 month review) when I get the final phones from the photographer.
BTW - your results looks SO good with the 360cc. Looks very perky and natural! : )

July 28, 2016
Thank you! You look amazing! I'm bearly starting to sit and it's so uncomfortable and its kinda painful did the same thing happen to you?

July 30, 2016
Well, I didn't sit back on my implants for the longest time. At work, I only eat on my upper thighs or I used the Booty Buddy pillow when I was sitting at the movie theatre and at home. It takes a long time to feel back to normal. I would say, you're not fully healed until month 6 to 8 months.

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