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Good Bye Boobs Has happened.- United Kingdom
UPDATED FROM Deb uk
3 months post
18th November 2012. I am now 3 months post op....
WORTH IT$5,250
18th November 2012.
I am now 3 months post op. All is healing well but I still get some soreness esp around PMT time.
I am so glad I did this. I still feel light and I have better posture, no upper back pain etc.
The Genie Bras are still being worn day and night, although I did try one night without one! Bliss... no having to move boobs from under my arm anymore and when lying on my back there are no heavy boobs resting on my arm!!
I bought some clothes last weekend and to wear tops which fit and in any colour....and i bought a dress... a fitted dress! Plus a boob tube. Nothing tacky! Its in jacquard and looks nice under a sheer top or bolero. I have never worn a boob tube in my life until now... and it felt and looked fantastic!!! How wonderful is that? All for a few hours of fear pre-op and a bit of discomfort post op. Well worth the surgical journey!
Here's to a fab Christmas wearing nice things esp for our hospital xmas party!
Happy holidays to all reading this and if anyone reading is contemplating a BR next year, my advice is JUST DO IT!!!
x x
I am now 3 months post op. All is healing well but I still get some soreness esp around PMT time.
I am so glad I did this. I still feel light and I have better posture, no upper back pain etc.
The Genie Bras are still being worn day and night, although I did try one night without one! Bliss... no having to move boobs from under my arm anymore and when lying on my back there are no heavy boobs resting on my arm!!
I bought some clothes last weekend and to wear tops which fit and in any colour....and i bought a dress... a fitted dress! Plus a boob tube. Nothing tacky! Its in jacquard and looks nice under a sheer top or bolero. I have never worn a boob tube in my life until now... and it felt and looked fantastic!!! How wonderful is that? All for a few hours of fear pre-op and a bit of discomfort post op. Well worth the surgical journey!
Here's to a fab Christmas wearing nice things esp for our hospital xmas party!
Happy holidays to all reading this and if anyone reading is contemplating a BR next year, my advice is JUST DO IT!!!
x x
UPDATED FROM Deb uk
2 months post
Hi All, I am now 9 weeks post op from my BR. I...
Hi All,
I am now 9 weeks post op from my BR. I went from a 34GG/H to a wonderful 34 C .
My scars are only just visible and I am so happy with my new boobs it is truly life-changing. I don't have men staring at my chest anymore and people don't make a point of looking at my chest. In fact my chest doesn't come into conversation anymore!
I am wearing nice dresses, lovely (non wired) bras, and I feel and look great. Life is good and it's been life-changing and life enhancing.
I was so scared of the op and GA (anaesthetic) but that time of fear was the worst part as the post op recovery was easy!
If you keep your hands clean before you touch or change your dressings and keep dressings dry, change them (without touching the main part) if they become dirty, and let the air get to your wound areas and be aware of resting. If you follow this - you will do well. I also took daily multi-vitamins and plenty of fresh orange juice.
I did nothing for 6 weeks and I mean nothing. My partner made me meals and helped me with all household chores,childcare etc.
All I did was walk around the house and garden, wash and 'bird bath' shower (avoiding my chest area), wash my hair and sleep, rest, change my dressings, visit the hospital and watch TV. It paid off as my recovery has been smooth.
I am still a little bit sore at times but nothing like the years (decades) of shoulder pain, neck pain and upper back pain and shoulder dents, heaviness, sweating and the all 'round discomfort of big boobs. I can honestly say having a BR is the best decision you will ever make. I have a FNG or Free Nipple Graft and again worth it.
My grafts have taken really well and my boobs look great. Don't hesitate in making this decision- its much, much worse having and carrying big breasts than it is to have a BR. I never believed I would say this but I wish I had done this sooner!!!
x
I am now 9 weeks post op from my BR. I went from a 34GG/H to a wonderful 34 C .
My scars are only just visible and I am so happy with my new boobs it is truly life-changing. I don't have men staring at my chest anymore and people don't make a point of looking at my chest. In fact my chest doesn't come into conversation anymore!
I am wearing nice dresses, lovely (non wired) bras, and I feel and look great. Life is good and it's been life-changing and life enhancing.
I was so scared of the op and GA (anaesthetic) but that time of fear was the worst part as the post op recovery was easy!
If you keep your hands clean before you touch or change your dressings and keep dressings dry, change them (without touching the main part) if they become dirty, and let the air get to your wound areas and be aware of resting. If you follow this - you will do well. I also took daily multi-vitamins and plenty of fresh orange juice.
I did nothing for 6 weeks and I mean nothing. My partner made me meals and helped me with all household chores,childcare etc.
All I did was walk around the house and garden, wash and 'bird bath' shower (avoiding my chest area), wash my hair and sleep, rest, change my dressings, visit the hospital and watch TV. It paid off as my recovery has been smooth.
I am still a little bit sore at times but nothing like the years (decades) of shoulder pain, neck pain and upper back pain and shoulder dents, heaviness, sweating and the all 'round discomfort of big boobs. I can honestly say having a BR is the best decision you will ever make. I have a FNG or Free Nipple Graft and again worth it.
My grafts have taken really well and my boobs look great. Don't hesitate in making this decision- its much, much worse having and carrying big breasts than it is to have a BR. I never believed I would say this but I wish I had done this sooner!!!
x
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M
October 31, 2012
thank u so so much iI am a 42 j with spillage my date is 11-28-12 and doc says iI need fng to go to d or c . he feels he will remove 10lbs. iI am so nervous with wound separation,gragh taking etc. iI know iI need this the pain my asthma to much weight on the chest. thank u and others who share there fng experince it means alot
DU
UPDATED FROM Deb uk
16 days post
Hi All, week 2 and i am 16 days post op. I had...
Hi All,
week 2 and i am 16 days post op. I had my nipple sutures removed (ouch!) as it felt like someone had tweezers and was plucking me hard!! I had all the steri stripes pulled off by my PS (ouch again) and he swabbed the area with cetrimide (surgical fluid) which stung like hell !! So i have after burn feelings on my new boobs but i can live with it (just)! They are looking good and no infection. They are boxy but will settle down.
I felt so light and i called into work to say Hi to everyone. They all said how good I look and really different! I look 'bottom heavy' which is great as i am a small hip size (size 12 jeans UK) and it was my boobs which made me look massive. I had heels on for the 1st time in a month and i had NO backache!! I was walking tall and i felt great.
The BR was so worth it. Should have done it years ago.
Please don't hesitate... it is really life-changing stuff!!
I am resting now and off to bed as its late (23:47 here in the UK).Slowly I am getting there and i can really say i am after 2 weeks beginning to see the results of the BR. Yes I was scared and yes i had some pain, but its behind me now and it was really worth the wait, the worry and the fear. The benefits of BR have outweighed the negative symptoms of having big boobs.
I am keen to do more but i know it will impact on my recovery so i have to be patient!!
To all reading this, stay positive and plan your post op care carefully. It takes it out of you having a BR but the results are worth it.
week 2 and i am 16 days post op. I had my nipple sutures removed (ouch!) as it felt like someone had tweezers and was plucking me hard!! I had all the steri stripes pulled off by my PS (ouch again) and he swabbed the area with cetrimide (surgical fluid) which stung like hell !! So i have after burn feelings on my new boobs but i can live with it (just)! They are looking good and no infection. They are boxy but will settle down.
I felt so light and i called into work to say Hi to everyone. They all said how good I look and really different! I look 'bottom heavy' which is great as i am a small hip size (size 12 jeans UK) and it was my boobs which made me look massive. I had heels on for the 1st time in a month and i had NO backache!! I was walking tall and i felt great.
The BR was so worth it. Should have done it years ago.
Please don't hesitate... it is really life-changing stuff!!
I am resting now and off to bed as its late (23:47 here in the UK).Slowly I am getting there and i can really say i am after 2 weeks beginning to see the results of the BR. Yes I was scared and yes i had some pain, but its behind me now and it was really worth the wait, the worry and the fear. The benefits of BR have outweighed the negative symptoms of having big boobs.
I am keen to do more but i know it will impact on my recovery so i have to be patient!!
To all reading this, stay positive and plan your post op care carefully. It takes it out of you having a BR but the results are worth it.
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DU
September 14, 2012
Hi Marla
Will do. Great to hear you are doing so well!! Its your pic which helped me! I have taken photos but i need my lead to connect to my camera to upload on my PC...i cant find it!
Soon as i do i will put all my pics on here. I look like you did post op. Nice and small. If i fel as good as i do now at 2 weeks in a months time i will be laughing!! Cant wait to buy bras!! yipee!! Keep in touch x x
Will do. Great to hear you are doing so well!! Its your pic which helped me! I have taken photos but i need my lead to connect to my camera to upload on my PC...i cant find it!
Soon as i do i will put all my pics on here. I look like you did post op. Nice and small. If i fel as good as i do now at 2 weeks in a months time i will be laughing!! Cant wait to buy bras!! yipee!! Keep in touch x x

M
September 14, 2012
Great to hear you are doing so well! Thanks for the encouragement for all of us on the waiting side, sure helps!
I
September 15, 2012
Sounds like you are soaring through this recovery! I'm so happy for you :-D
DU
I
DU
September 18, 2012
Hi Iowa!
I'm not the most patient of people! I have to remind myself to slow down...
But i am very happy with what i have so far. Anything is better than the boobage i had before. x
I'm not the most patient of people! I have to remind myself to slow down...
But i am very happy with what i have so far. Anything is better than the boobage i had before. x

M
September 16, 2012
Hi Deb uk - just read your update-2 weeks - WOW! I am glad you are doing well and resting and feeling that this was so worth it... Time has a way of making all things better, doesn't it.... This waiting and being uncertain is for the birds!!!! hugs to you and keep up the good work :-)
DU

M
September 18, 2012
Still not sure if my surgery is going to happen Wednesday...more labs tomorrow morning....the stress of not knowing is the pits! I hope I get the little bump in my level I need to "pass" the lab test..... I have posted the saga on my profile and will update tomorrow after I know. hugs and :-)s to you

JM
September 18, 2012
Hi deb I'm so glad to hear you are doing so well. I can't wait to see your pics. I'm so glad to be on the small side as I'm sure you are too. Happy healing.
DU
November 18, 2012
Hi tig,
how are you doing? I can't upload my photos as i have mislaid the cable. I will buy another phone as i have all my pics here on my card. I want to share them so much... so i will put them up asap promise!
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