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385cc; round; silicone; full profile - 115 lbs, 5'5, 31 years old

UPDATED FROM cdngirl
4 months post

4 months post op - not much more to say lol

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cdngirl
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So I've been a terrible RS friend as I've been off this site for probably a month or more! Things have been busy for me - work, trips and just general life things!
Not much to report - I haven't seen changes in the look of my breasts since the last time which is a little disappointing because I had hoped that the right breast would drop and have a more natural looking slope to match the lefty. I've pretty much accepted that may never happen!

They are softer than before but not "squishy" and by no means jiggly like real boobies.

As I've gotten more and more used to them I definitely feel the boob greed more often. They just feel like a part of me and I guess I've gotten so used to seeing myself with breasts that sometimes I look down and I think well for the price I paid maybe I should have gone just a tad bigger.... But at the end of the day they are really proportionate to my body. It's really just that they disappear so easily in most of my clothes! Then I'll put on a bikini and they don't look so teeny tiny anymore lol

Sometimes I notice that the bottom half of my breasts are still numb a bit. Like definitely do not have normal sensation back in there. My nipples are sometimes numb... Sometimes super sensitive. It's weird but mostly doesn't bother me.

As for working out - anything that uses my chest muscles is soo weird. It's like this weird twitching sensation and I don't know if it's normal? Does anyone else feel that way?

All in all I am extremely happy I did this. I love how I can actually fill out clothes and for the most part I can still fit into XS / S which is the same as before - just that clothes look much different on me now!

I can also say that I definitely feel more confident in a bathing suit and naked - I really hated being flat chested! I know people will say that you should feel comfortable in your own skin blah blah blah but let's be real that isn't always the case. I always felt great in my clothes because padded bras can do wonders but its definitely easier to feel good about my body now!

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November 23, 2015
you look amazing hon! totally phenomenal. Glad to hear everything is settling so well and that you are feeling good. The numbness just takes time... you'll get there. Congrats on an amazing result :)
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November 25, 2015
Thanks so much :) I can't believe how long this numbness lasts! Lol why did I think it would be gone in like 2 months?!?!
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November 25, 2015
You are welcome! IKR... I don't know where or why I got the idea stuck in my head that everything would feel completely back to normal by 4 weeks p/o but somehow I really did think that - crazy in hindsight! It is such a slow process - I had all but given up on getting feeling back but it is truly better by the day at this stage :)
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November 23, 2015
Wow do they ever look amazing in that pink top!! Ahh I love it so much. I feel like once you're used to them, the boob greed will definitely pick up a bit. I think I will be in the same boat as you, except I really couldn't go bigger than the size I chose so for that reason, I will be happy :)

You're totally right though, that they pop in swim suits, and you feel so much better naked! And sports bras dont suck either lol
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November 25, 2015
Thanks! 100% agree - sports bras are fantastic esp these Nike ones - they really make them pop haha I try to remind myself I couldn't have gone bigger than 415 cc and that extra 30 cc prob wouldn't be noticeable... But the whole max size thing is weird to me bc I see smaller girls w larger implants on this site! Anyway I should just accept the boob greed is natural and will happen every now and then!
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November 25, 2015
It's got so so so much to do with your own body and your personal measurements. For example my BWD is so small that I couldn't accommodate an implant any bigger than 340cc, but it would have to have been UHP. There are girls skinnier than me that can hold a bigger implant but its probably because their BWD is closer to the average at around 12cm!
It's totally natural! I wouldn't worry about it at all, especially because you look SO killer :)
November 23, 2015
Yes I still feel weird when I flex my chest muscles. I don't think that will ever go away, it's worth it though. Your boobs should still get pretty jiggly over the next 6 months though, just takes gravity some time I think haha
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November 25, 2015
Haha I really hope gravity works it's magic on my right side. I also wonder if te jiggly softness is taking longer since I was told not to massage!
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November 24, 2015
You look stunning:-)
Gorgeous bikini too!!
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November 25, 2015
Thanks :) I hope you're doing well too since your last update!!!
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November 25, 2015
Your post-op results are absolutely gorgeous! & I see you're having a lot of fun with all your cute tops that accentuate your new girls. Keep enjoying yourself, they're beautiful!
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November 25, 2015
Thanks!! I can't resist shopping but it's also been expensive to buy all new bras and bikinis. But it's for a good cause! Lol
UPDATED FROM cdngirl
2 months post

2 months - time flies!

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I can't believe how quickly 2 months have just FLOWN by! It's actually been nearly 10 weeks since my BA ..and...I think I REALLY REALLY REALLY LIKE my new additions! I'm still hesitant to drop the L-bomb since I'm so paranoid of complications arising! It was really nice to be on vacation and just not have to worry too much about whether my clothes hid them well enough (I haven't told my parents/family that I got a BA so when I'm with my family I have to dress pretty conservatively).
I don't have too much to update on. My rash from the bandage is gone but there are some dark marks there still - hoping they will be gone in the next couple weeks as I'm going to Vegas in October and don't want them to be so visible.

A few things I've noticed...
- my face still gets really greasy - it was not this bad pre-op. I still have lingering pimples that have yet to clear away so definitely my skin has not fared well since the operation.
- the skin between my breasts is always looking greasy/shiny from the skin stretching, also hoping this will stop soon!
- my left has dropped nicely, it's more rounded out at the bottom and the slope is more natural looking. I'm praying my right will look as nice one day! But I know that the shape of my breasts were different pre-op as well so not sure if the righty will ever look as nice.
- my scars! why can't my scars be beautiful and light like so many of the ones I've seen on here! They're not AS dark as the picture I posted a few weeks back. But they are still pretty dark, as is the skin around the scar. I've been using the kelo-cote silicone scar treatment, not really sure if it helps or not. Since the right still needs to drop and fluff around the bottom, sometimes when I stand up and look into the mirror I can see the scar :S I'm really hoping the next 2 weeks will yield some results.
- they've softened up some but are by no means squishy. I've seen some girls post videos demonstrating how soft theirs have become, not sure if mine will ever be that soft at this rate.

I had my post-op appointment with the Dr today. First time I've seen him since a few days after the surgery. He seemed pleased w/ how I've progressed so far. Basically said they will continue to drop and I can massage the righty downward if I'd like, though it's not really necessary (I'm pretty lazy so I'll probably do it like once a day a few times at most).

I'm so grateful to be able to sleep on my side/stomach (although stomach sleeping will feel weird so I'll probably stick to my side...my back will be so happy! It's been hard on my lower back!

I did forget to ask whether it's okay to get registered massage therapy and chiropractic treatments (like back adjustments). I emailed to ask but haven't heard back yet. Have any of you ladies gone to get a massage or chiropractic treatment following your BA? I think it will be weird to be on my stomach having someone put pressure on my back :S

Just trying to catch up on all the posts and updates that I've missed while I was away :) Can't wait to see how everyone is doing!

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September 24, 2015
You have a good reason to lie them! They turned out perfect. Cute sports bras too!

As for the scars, I am 2 mths post op, and mine are pretty flat but still have that dark tint to them. I have read that it can take up to a year for them to completely blend in. I was just looking at mine thinking the same thing today!
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September 24, 2015
Thanks! They're not the most supportive bras but I don't do a lot of high impact exercises.... Haha!
Have you posted any pics of your scar progress? I'm
Going to try taking some tonight! I've also heard that it can take up to a year! Ahh the waiting game!
September 24, 2015
Damn you look soo amazing. I'm a little jealous of how round yours are!
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September 24, 2015
Hahah we are the opposite. I really wanted that "natural" looking slope. But meh I'll take what I can get haha
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September 24, 2015
You look amazing! Very happy for you. :) I have been wondering the same thing about massage. Will you let us know what your doc says?! My appt isn't until 10/2 and I intend to ask that as well.
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September 24, 2015
They told me that massages and chiro are ok 2 months post op. I'm not going to go until 3 months post op anyway and hope by then that it's more comfy to be on my stomach!
September 24, 2015
They look great! I'm thinking of using silicone sheeting for scars / has the doc said anything to you about that or is the preferred treatment the kelocote?
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September 24, 2015
He recommended the kelo-cote! I bought it from his clinic actually. i was told to start using it at 6 weeks post op.
September 24, 2015
Wow... you look fantastic. I can't even see any difference between the two. They look great. I hope my procedure turns out as nicely. December 18th!
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September 24, 2015
You'll do great :) and dec 18 will come so quick! Can't wait to see your post BA updates!
UPDATED FROM cdngirl
1 month post

Post op weight gain and day 1 at the gym ...

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I finally weighed myself at the gym (I don't own a scale...which is probably a good thing after all the post surgery bloating I'm sure I would have obsessed with my weight!) and I gained 5 lbs since the surgery. I'm definitely not bloated anymore. My implants can't possibly weigh 5 lbs... so that makes me a little sad. I'm heavier than I've ever been and not toned at all so it's not muscle weight :( :(

Embarrassing moments at the gym... squatting with 5 lb weights on the bar - struggling with my form (trying so hard not to move my arms/chest too much) and then having some guy come and correct me. Tomorrow I'm going to wear a sign that says... "Don't judge me... BA patient".

Also really unsure I'm ready for any arms or back exercises as I'm really scared to use chest muscles like, at all, in case I hurt my new additions. I think I'm just being overly cautious/paranoid!

Ladies, how have your workouts been going? What have you been working on?!

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August 27, 2015
you look amazing! When would you say you were ready to do other workouts like treadmill or cycling? I'm barely 1 week and I want to get back to the gym
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August 27, 2015
Lol the first couple weeks of not working out were the hardest. Then I got a bit used to having so much free time every day - I mean not working out frees up 2 hours per day! My PS said no workouts til 6 weeks post op! I wouldn't have been able to even use the treadmill before that because even walking fast was tiring and made my breasts ache! I've seen a lot of girls on RS say they resumed light workouts at 3 weeks! Personally I wouldn't have been ready!
September 22, 2015
So glad you said that about getting tired from even walking - that's how I feel too! When I move or stand around for a period of time, even half an hour, I can feel a lot of soreness and discomfort kick in. Thought I was just having a slow/weak recovery!
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September 22, 2015
Lol well maybe I had a slow recovery too. But
It's truly different for everyone and you just have to listen to your body and do what feels comfy. Definitely don't overdo it!
August 27, 2015
I hate that I can't do my classes right now. I'm going to feel so fat by the end of this 6 weeks.
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August 27, 2015
The struggle is real. I feel DISGUSTING. I miss classes too but prob won't resume
Classes until another month. The high impact / quick pace will be impossible for me :s As soon as you feel able just start walking a lot and try and get some exercise that way... Better than nothing?
August 27, 2015
:( suck, oh well...it's all worth it!!
August 27, 2015
I'm day 20 and went back to the gym. Just did cardio for an hour but was fine. Going to try some leg excercises tomorrow. My doctor said listen to my body and do what it says but no 6 week restriction. Also he has me using Maderma PM. Funny how all doctors are different.
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August 27, 2015
Yeah I find it so strange too. Like some people are cleared to work out as early as 2 weeks! I think I'm extra paranoid of like displacing the implant if I use my chest muscles too much :s I'll prob just do legs every day this week... Scared to do arms haha
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August 27, 2015
I just got cleared a little over a week ago. If you can go to the gym definitely do some cycling! As long as your doctor says you can get your heart rate up. That way your boobs are bouncing all around but your still getting some cardio in until your doc clears you for everything.
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August 27, 2015
I guess I should have read the previous post lol! I think you are fine to work out since you've been cleared as long as your body is telling you it's ok! Just take it slow, it will take a while to get back to your pre augmentation workout routine! You look awesome, do worry about the number!
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August 27, 2015
Haha thanks. I think I'm overly cautious when I try to listen to my body. maybe I will check out a spin class - it might be easier than stairmaster at this point!
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August 27, 2015
That was supposed to say "don't worry about the number" you get my drift lol
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August 29, 2015
Just take it slow, don't push yourself. I guess other people mean well (or are trying to hit on you) by trying to correct you, but I really prefer to be left alone!!! I've only worked out 4 times since I was cleared for exercise. I did a 20 minute run at my usual pace for long runs, but I would run for about 2 minutes, do 1 minute rest, 2 minutes running again. I have definitely lost endurance, but in time it will come back. I've done cycling and a leg workout too.

Please don't stress about the additional 5 lbs. Once you get back into your routine you'll start feeling better. Don't rush it. Judging yourself by the number on the scale is setting yourself up for failure because there are so many factors that make the number on the scale inconsistent. Focus on how you feel and how your clothes are fitting.