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Another surgery and much happier
Nearly a year later. Had a second surgery in December 2018. Dr. Azar adjusted the position of the implants and re-did the incision thus the pleating. I’m not exactly sure what he did but the pleating is now gone and I am much happier with the results. See for yourself.
33 days post surgery
The folding I noticed around my new breasts is called pleating. Like a pleated skirt. I’ve spoken to my PS, who examined me closely and promised that as my breasts settle the pleading will go away. It already has improved significantly. The pain is much better now with only some residual nerve/burning pain. Any type of material pushing on my breasts begins to burn after a period of time so I have been working from home… Topless. I have disliked my breasts most of my life so it’s very liberating working with no shirt on!
Wrote this 5 days post-op, loaded photos but not post
I can’t believe FIVE days have passed since my surgery! The pain medications and muscle relaxants definitely worked! I had no pain and I was even able to sleep elevated and on my back with no problem. Something I was concerned about, given a long history of insomnia.
I saw my PS for 2nd post-op visit yesterday. He removed the chest dressings, only leaving a few Steri-Strips in place. He said everything looked great. Honestly, I was much more focused on my skin. I had also had CO2 laser on my face, neck, and chest while I anesthetized. One of the wonderful MAs was gently cleansing the treated skin revealing unbelievably gorgeous skin beneath it while also going over some new products I was to begin using.
So I should’ve been paying more attention to my boobs but unfortunately did not. Last evening I took a closer look. I was dismayed to see several ripples of skin on the interior portion of my both breasts. I will attach a photo. I have another appointment to see my PS on Thursday. Maybe this is normal? I have not seen anything like this on other posts - I’m wondering what the heck could be going on?
By the way, they still have not shown nor given me the video which was taken of my surgery. I did sign a consent prior to surgery and several of the office staff said they had already seen it. I believe they said something about having to get it from their public relations company. The video is not a big deal - just causing a bit of additional consternation.
I saw my PS for 2nd post-op visit yesterday. He removed the chest dressings, only leaving a few Steri-Strips in place. He said everything looked great. Honestly, I was much more focused on my skin. I had also had CO2 laser on my face, neck, and chest while I anesthetized. One of the wonderful MAs was gently cleansing the treated skin revealing unbelievably gorgeous skin beneath it while also going over some new products I was to begin using.
So I should’ve been paying more attention to my boobs but unfortunately did not. Last evening I took a closer look. I was dismayed to see several ripples of skin on the interior portion of my both breasts. I will attach a photo. I have another appointment to see my PS on Thursday. Maybe this is normal? I have not seen anything like this on other posts - I’m wondering what the heck could be going on?
By the way, they still have not shown nor given me the video which was taken of my surgery. I did sign a consent prior to surgery and several of the office staff said they had already seen it. I believe they said something about having to get it from their public relations company. The video is not a big deal - just causing a bit of additional consternation.
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