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Post op appointment #2
I went bra shopping and my new size is a 36D. Before I was a 36 B or sometimes a 34 a, with my volume loss. But it seems a D cup fits me perfectly.
I have been instructed to do, what I call, my "squishing exercises". 5x a day i squash my boobs together from the sides. Then press down on top of each implant for a few seconds. This is to help them drop further. It's not painful, but can be uncomfortable. My left implant is still riding a tad higher than my right, but nothing noticeable with clothes on.
Pain nearly gone
425cc in my left. 450cc in my right boob.
Nausea is gone so I've been able to eat normally. I weighed 124lb day of surgery and in 126lb this morning. I know some of that is the implants, and some of that is from not working out for over a week now.
I got on the elliptical for 30 min today. Kept my arms close to my body, nothing crazy, and went at a slow moderate pace.
Had my 1 week post op appointment a few days ago. Dr have me a strap to wear around my upper chest across my boobs. She said I could do light exercise like walking, recumbent bike, elliptical, but nothing weight bearing for a few more weeks.
My nipples have been so sensitive lately. Headlights all the time. Today they are sore, but not painful.
Day 4
Provider Review
So far my interactions with Dr Holly Wall have been limited, having only been to a consultation. She was very energetic, answered any questions I had, very knowledgeable, and I felt comfortable around her. She did seem to go very fast through the consultation, and that could be because she was very energetic, or because she was just going through the motions. One thing I didn't like is that she used a bit of jargon when she spoke to me. She would say things like "breast recon" or "breast aug", which I could understand and make out what she was saying through context and doing my research, it was just something that slightly got under my skin that i found to be unprofessional if you are talking to a lay person.