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2 months post op
I've not posted an update for a while as changes are minimal so here are a few pics of 3 weeks vs 2 months post op for comparison. I'm Still really happy and they are feeling more and more natural every week. My only slight complaint is that the left is slightly higher and areola slightly bigger but to be honest what natural boobs are a complete replica anyway! My focus is really on scar management at the moment and so far everything is progressing as expected: they are looking quite red. The skin gathering at either side of the informatory incisions is still lumpy but daily massaging plus silicone sheets seem to be softening and flattening them... keeping me fingers crossed that I continue healing well. So far I'm really pleased with the results and that I went ahead with the procedure.
4 weeks post operation
Here are a few progress pictures. Healing well and delighted with the results so far. Still applying 3M tape and my surgeon has said I can now start massaging the incisions to help soften the scar tissue. I may wait a few more weeks until I start using silicone tape as there are still a few scabs here and there that need to drop off.
19 days post operation
Just had my first week back at work and not going to lie, it was hard work. By the end of each day I felt tender, very sensitive and grateful to lay down when I got home. That said, things are gradually getting less uncomfortable but I can't wait to feel back to my old self. Changed my tape today so thought I'd add some close ups of progress so far (I've always found other RS close ups helpful for reference). Frustratingly I think I've accidentally removed part of the scab under my right when removing the tape: hopefully I've not done any lasting damage but decided not to reapply tape in this area for now to give it a chance to dry/heal over. Happy healing everyone.
Provider Review
I have had three pre operative consultations and have been really impressed and pleased with my surgeon so far: informative, factual, balanced and importantly honest and easy to talk to.