POSTED UNDER Tuberous Breast Correction Surgery Reviews
20 Y/O, No Kids, Tubular Breasts - Implant, Breast Lift and Fat Transfer - Toronto, ON
UPDATED FROM bfl1692
1 year post
1 year post!!!
bfl1692August 23, 2017
WORTH IT$11,016
Hi everyone!
It's been just over 1 year since I had my surgery, wow does time ever fly! A lot has happened since the last update, my breasts have dropped and fluffed more and look very natural which was the result that I wanted :) my scars and stretch marks have also improved and my doctor said they will continue to fade which I am happy about!
I am now realizing that I have some 'big boob problems' that I didn't have before, such as boob/underboob sweat (ick!) preferring to wear sports bras, and I can't wait to take my bra off at the end of the day lol!
I most definitely recommend this procedure to anyone who has tuberous breasts and are looking to improve the shape and size. If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment or message me!
It's been just over 1 year since I had my surgery, wow does time ever fly! A lot has happened since the last update, my breasts have dropped and fluffed more and look very natural which was the result that I wanted :) my scars and stretch marks have also improved and my doctor said they will continue to fade which I am happy about!
I am now realizing that I have some 'big boob problems' that I didn't have before, such as boob/underboob sweat (ick!) preferring to wear sports bras, and I can't wait to take my bra off at the end of the day lol!
I most definitely recommend this procedure to anyone who has tuberous breasts and are looking to improve the shape and size. If you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment or message me!
UPDATED FROM bfl1692
3 months post
3 months!
bfl1692November 11, 2016
Hey everyone!
It's been a little over 3 months since I had my surgery, and a lot has changed!
My last post op appointment went well, and I don't need to see the doctor until February. I was cleared to start working out, which I'm very thankful for because I gained some weight after my surgery. Did anyone else gain weight after surgery? I gained almost 10 pounds :/
I have stretch marks on my breasts now which I am disappointed in, but besides that they look great and I'm very happy :)
Hopefully the stretch marks will fade with more time. I've been putting lots of moisturizer and shea butter on them to keep them hydrated.
I thought since it's been 3 months that I would post a "before and after", so here are some photos!
It's been a little over 3 months since I had my surgery, and a lot has changed!
My last post op appointment went well, and I don't need to see the doctor until February. I was cleared to start working out, which I'm very thankful for because I gained some weight after my surgery. Did anyone else gain weight after surgery? I gained almost 10 pounds :/
I have stretch marks on my breasts now which I am disappointed in, but besides that they look great and I'm very happy :)
Hopefully the stretch marks will fade with more time. I've been putting lots of moisturizer and shea butter on them to keep them hydrated.
I thought since it's been 3 months that I would post a "before and after", so here are some photos!
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November 16, 2016
Hey love, your boobs look great.. I have one question with this op, did Doc say you are able to breastfeed?
-Also, what were the possible effects to the nipples post op?
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-Also, what were the possible effects to the nipples post op?
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November 16, 2016
Hey, thanks so much!
My doctor said that 20% of women aren't able to breastfeed naturally, and that I wouldn't be able to know until time tells. With my condition, it affected my ability to grow the breast tissue and milk ducts that most women get during puberty. However, the surgery did not affect my ability to breastfeed at all. The biggest possible effect to me is the sensitivity; that they could be numb/sensitive and not regain feeling. But for me I have regained the feeling in my nipples so I guess that hasn't been an issue! Hope this helped :)
My doctor said that 20% of women aren't able to breastfeed naturally, and that I wouldn't be able to know until time tells. With my condition, it affected my ability to grow the breast tissue and milk ducts that most women get during puberty. However, the surgery did not affect my ability to breastfeed at all. The biggest possible effect to me is the sensitivity; that they could be numb/sensitive and not regain feeling. But for me I have regained the feeling in my nipples so I guess that hasn't been an issue! Hope this helped :)
November 16, 2016
That's good to hear I'm happy it went well for you!
And you've more than helped thank you :D
And you've more than helped thank you :D
UPDATED FROM bfl1692
1 month post
1 month post
bfl1692September 12, 2016
Hello all,
Sorry for not updating sooner. I've been really busy and traveling as well. For the past 2 weeks I've been having rashes and allergic reactions to certain bras and products. My surgeon says it's because the skin is more sensitive for a couple of months after the surgery. For now I just wear a cotton sports bra and only using coconut oil to stay moisturized. I'm really happy with how my breasts are starting to drop and look more natural. They are still hard to the touch but are slowly starting to soften. At my 2 week post op my surgeon was worried that my left scar wasn't going to close as it had a small gap and wasn't healing like the right scar was. I have a feeling this was because I went back to work too soon (1 week post), where I do more intensive work than an office job. However, the scar thankfully started to heal properly and now there are no problems :)
I have gained a bit of weight as I have been eating as I normally do without working out. :( hopefully at my 6 week they will clear me to start working out and I can get back into shape. I am still happy with the overall shape of my body, now with my breasts it looks much more proportionate.
Here are some update pics:
Ps don't mind the blood vessels they are just inflamed from the surgery, the nurse says its normal and takes a couple months for them to return to normal.
Sorry for not updating sooner. I've been really busy and traveling as well. For the past 2 weeks I've been having rashes and allergic reactions to certain bras and products. My surgeon says it's because the skin is more sensitive for a couple of months after the surgery. For now I just wear a cotton sports bra and only using coconut oil to stay moisturized. I'm really happy with how my breasts are starting to drop and look more natural. They are still hard to the touch but are slowly starting to soften. At my 2 week post op my surgeon was worried that my left scar wasn't going to close as it had a small gap and wasn't healing like the right scar was. I have a feeling this was because I went back to work too soon (1 week post), where I do more intensive work than an office job. However, the scar thankfully started to heal properly and now there are no problems :)
I have gained a bit of weight as I have been eating as I normally do without working out. :( hopefully at my 6 week they will clear me to start working out and I can get back into shape. I am still happy with the overall shape of my body, now with my breasts it looks much more proportionate.
Here are some update pics:
Ps don't mind the blood vessels they are just inflamed from the surgery, the nurse says its normal and takes a couple months for them to return to normal.
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September 13, 2016
They are looking really good. I can see the nice shape and the nipple looks perfect. She did an awesome job.
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