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Evened Out - 2nd Month
It's almost scary looking back at some of the photos I posted at the beginning! Everything was so high and un-even. If anyone is ever feeling like they are uneven definitely make a plan and give it some time. The bubble has completely disappeared now and they have finally dropped and evened out with no indent.
I am a 32D in Victorias Secret and its so nice being able to wear what I want and feel confident. I'm very happy with my wonderful doctor.
*Recommended*
I wore an underwire bra every day and that may have been what saved me... or they just dropped into place after a while. But I did notice when I went a day trading in for a sports bra, the indent came back. So I kept wearing underwire until I felt comfortable enough to switch up, and by month 2 I can wear anything without the issue coming back so it must have healed. If anyone has the same issue I recommend doing the same if your doctor agrees.
Stretch your arms every day if you have under arm incisions! The nerves get tense and I keep having to remind myself to stretch or they get right.
I am a 32D in Victorias Secret and its so nice being able to wear what I want and feel confident. I'm very happy with my wonderful doctor.
*Recommended*
I wore an underwire bra every day and that may have been what saved me... or they just dropped into place after a while. But I did notice when I went a day trading in for a sports bra, the indent came back. So I kept wearing underwire until I felt comfortable enough to switch up, and by month 2 I can wear anything without the issue coming back so it must have healed. If anyone has the same issue I recommend doing the same if your doctor agrees.
Stretch your arms every day if you have under arm incisions! The nerves get tense and I keep having to remind myself to stretch or they get right.
One Month Post-Op!
Tomorrow marks 1 month since surgery! That's so exciting and it has flown by. They feel like a part of me now instead of an attachment. They are softer, squishier and just started to even have a little bounce.
Recap since my update.
Happiness:
*Look amazing in clothes and fills them out so much better!
*Shopping for bikinis is fun now!
*I can wear any outfit without a bra and it looks great
*Looks great naked
*Feel more womanly and curvier and my boyfriend absolutely loves them, he compliments me all the time
Recovery Cons: Can anyone relate to these?
*Bras!! I have had such a hard time finding the right bra that I don't get uncomfortable in after a couple hours. Because we're being cautious about the old muscle line, I've had to wear underwire and bought maybe 5 different kinds so far and they either become too tight after a while, or too loose. It's probably because I bought 2 32C cups.... I don't know what I was thinking.
*Sleeping on my back. It hurt but I've gotten used to it, and hey better for preventing wrinkles.
*Hypersensitivity and slight numbness. July 4th weekend (end of week 2) I went on a road trip and by the end my underarms became SO sensitive almost to the point I couldn't handle it. I could feel my nerves poking out of my skin and it made me cringe!! When I went in for a post op my doctor said I needed to do more stretches. The nerves become more and more tight/tense if you don't focus on regularly keeping them stretched. About a week later the pulling sensation went away.
*Hypersensitive nipples. At the same time of the nerve problem, any touching or rubbing of my nipples against my clothes was HELL. It has since gone away thank goodness.
*Transaxillary scars. Shaving my armpits has been tough Bc of the scar line and sensitivity but not a deal breaker.
Overall - totally worth it!!! Just wanted to talk about some things I went through to see if anyone can relate or to prepare someone going through recovery what can happen and that it will eventually go away :)
Recap since my update.
Happiness:
*Look amazing in clothes and fills them out so much better!
*Shopping for bikinis is fun now!
*I can wear any outfit without a bra and it looks great
*Looks great naked
*Feel more womanly and curvier and my boyfriend absolutely loves them, he compliments me all the time
Recovery Cons: Can anyone relate to these?
*Bras!! I have had such a hard time finding the right bra that I don't get uncomfortable in after a couple hours. Because we're being cautious about the old muscle line, I've had to wear underwire and bought maybe 5 different kinds so far and they either become too tight after a while, or too loose. It's probably because I bought 2 32C cups.... I don't know what I was thinking.
*Sleeping on my back. It hurt but I've gotten used to it, and hey better for preventing wrinkles.
*Hypersensitivity and slight numbness. July 4th weekend (end of week 2) I went on a road trip and by the end my underarms became SO sensitive almost to the point I couldn't handle it. I could feel my nerves poking out of my skin and it made me cringe!! When I went in for a post op my doctor said I needed to do more stretches. The nerves become more and more tight/tense if you don't focus on regularly keeping them stretched. About a week later the pulling sensation went away.
*Hypersensitive nipples. At the same time of the nerve problem, any touching or rubbing of my nipples against my clothes was HELL. It has since gone away thank goodness.
*Transaxillary scars. Shaving my armpits has been tough Bc of the scar line and sensitivity but not a deal breaker.
Overall - totally worth it!!! Just wanted to talk about some things I went through to see if anyone can relate or to prepare someone going through recovery what can happen and that it will eventually go away :)
Day 7 Pics
Also meant to add my PS said my sternum is so swollen and I'll have much nicer cleavage once it goes down.
Sounds good to me!
Sounds good to me!