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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!
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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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L
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)
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M
July 30, 2016
Hang in there. I didn't feel 100% comfortable in working out until month 3. I wasn't taking any chances...
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B
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
M
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.
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B
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 ?
C
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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M
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! : )
B
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?
M
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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