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One week after removal
And they're out!!
I had my explant surgery today and they're out! I had it done under local and it took about 30 minutes. Now that the anesthesia wore off, the incision pain is horrific! I took Tylenol but it doesn't seem to be working so I will need something stronger.
I felt such relief after taking them out, it is hard to describe. Like a huge weight has been lifted off my chest, both figuratively and literally. And even though they look worse and more saggy than pre augmentation , I honestly don't even care. They're mine!
I felt such relief after taking them out, it is hard to describe. Like a huge weight has been lifted off my chest, both figuratively and literally. And even though they look worse and more saggy than pre augmentation , I honestly don't even care. They're mine!
I am taking them out, it's just not me...
I gave myself a chance and decided to definitely take them out. Implants are just not me nor do they represent someone like me. They have been preoccupying my mind for the past three weeks and I'm ready to be done with it. I know I said in the previous posts how I regretted doing it. Well in a way I don't, as I learned a valuable lesson and I know now for a fact that artificial, man made objects are not for me and I never have to wonder again. If the whole world was telling me not to go through with it, I would have still done it. Through the experience I learned I don't need them or want them. I've spent a lot of money before on useless stuff like clothing, shoes and bags, only to give it away when I got tired of it, so this isn't the first time money got wasted.
What we take from each experience is the most important thing.
Healthy body and a healthy mind are the most valuable assets that have no price. Playing with your health for vanity or aesthetic is just not worth it. Implants are toxins that are bound to cause problems sooner or later so I'm taking them out rather sooner than 10 years down the road when my breasts and body would be damaged and I would need subsequent surgeries to keep up the looks and appearances.
And mark my words, one BA surgery is never the last one.
I am having them removed on Wednesday under local in my doctor's office.
Will I be annoyed by my flattened breasts again? I'm sure.
Will I dread and hate bra shopping again?! I bet I will.
But you know what, at the end of the day I can rest assured they're mine and not some foreign object under my skin and that's all that matters to me.
If I'm so unhappy with my natural breasts I can always try fat grafting. But the key is in accepting yourself no matter what. Because God forbid an illness strikes us one day, we won't care about the size of our breasts, length of our hair and thickness of our eyelashes. God forbid we need to get rid of our natural breasts due to cancer, we will wish upon those deflated pancakes to rest on our chest again!
Let's start loving ourselves and bring kinder to our bodies. It's the only house we have while on this Earth! No man or opinion of others regarding our physical appearance is worth it!
What we take from each experience is the most important thing.
Healthy body and a healthy mind are the most valuable assets that have no price. Playing with your health for vanity or aesthetic is just not worth it. Implants are toxins that are bound to cause problems sooner or later so I'm taking them out rather sooner than 10 years down the road when my breasts and body would be damaged and I would need subsequent surgeries to keep up the looks and appearances.
And mark my words, one BA surgery is never the last one.
I am having them removed on Wednesday under local in my doctor's office.
Will I be annoyed by my flattened breasts again? I'm sure.
Will I dread and hate bra shopping again?! I bet I will.
But you know what, at the end of the day I can rest assured they're mine and not some foreign object under my skin and that's all that matters to me.
If I'm so unhappy with my natural breasts I can always try fat grafting. But the key is in accepting yourself no matter what. Because God forbid an illness strikes us one day, we won't care about the size of our breasts, length of our hair and thickness of our eyelashes. God forbid we need to get rid of our natural breasts due to cancer, we will wish upon those deflated pancakes to rest on our chest again!
Let's start loving ourselves and bring kinder to our bodies. It's the only house we have while on this Earth! No man or opinion of others regarding our physical appearance is worth it!