POSTED UNDER Breast Augmentation Reviews
30 Years Old, 5'2" 105lbs, 350cc HP Silicone - Vancouver, BC
UPDATED FROM vancity85
4 months post
Three Months PO
WORTH IT$6,575
Made a comparison pic from 1 month to 3 months post op, subtle but noticeable changes in shape for sure! Cleavage gap is getting even smaller.
As far as healing goes, the area I had the spit stitch is still healing, it hasn't completely closed over. I'm also spitting a stitch on the other side now :( my body just hate internal stitches! I've also started feeling some significant pains around my crease incision at times, but I think it could be related to the implants dropping on the scar tissue and maybe nerves regenerating. The pain comes and goes once in a while.
As far as healing goes, the area I had the spit stitch is still healing, it hasn't completely closed over. I'm also spitting a stitch on the other side now :( my body just hate internal stitches! I've also started feeling some significant pains around my crease incision at times, but I think it could be related to the implants dropping on the scar tissue and maybe nerves regenerating. The pain comes and goes once in a while.
Replies (5)
December 14, 2016
You are my size, but I am thinking of going mod+, I think you look great. Any regrets? I am a little chicken to get this done, any advice for a chicken?

December 14, 2016
Thank you! Did your surgeon suggest mod+ for you? I had to go with HP because my body wouldn't fit the width of mod+ for the size of implant I chose. I have a very small ribcage (26"/27"). I don't have regrets but some days I wish I went slightly smaller, like 300 or 325, but it's such a small difference I don't know if I would have even noticed a difference had I gone smaller. Overall I'm super happy with the results. I was a chicken too but honestly the surgery goes by so fast. As long as you have an experienced surgeon you will be fine :)
April 30, 2017
Vancity85- I felt the exact same as you. I am a similar size (height/weight/implant size) and for up to a year I wished I went smaller but then things settled down and I got used to my size. Now I really like my 350's. It's fun, it's sexy, I have NO boob greed which is nice. Good luck, I hope you learn to love em :)

May 6, 2017
Thank you! A few more months have gone by since my comment and like you, I've definitely gotten more used to the size :)

December 30, 2016
Wowza! They have dropped so nicely! I am envious! :) I have my surgery in less than a week. Congrats on your new girls!!

January 1, 2017
Thanks :) congrats on your upcoming surgery, such an exciting time! Happy healing
UPDATED FROM vancity85
3 months post
Spit a Stitch!
The stitch that has been trying to come out finally broke through the skin yesterday. I noticed it in the shower, it hurt to touch and my breast felt slightly tender. I emailed the office right away and they were able to fit me in the same day which I was so grateful for! I would have been so anxious having it hanging out there for a few days. Thankfully Dr P was able to pull and trim it down for me. Not going to lie, it was a bit painful. I have read stories online where girls (from other surgeons) had to do this themselves, I would have passed out if I had to do that myself! Dr P didn't even ask me to do it myself, he said he would do it for me. What a relief! I was expecting there to be a hole after the stitch was pulled and trimmed but is actually quite nice looking and way less painful now than before. It was bothering me so much before, rubbing against my bra underwire. I can finally relax!
I've never had stitches before so thank goodness for the Internet as I wouldn't of even known what a spitting stitch was. Had I not found out online I probably would have thought this was a pimple and popped it lol! Apparently it's pretty common with any suture using dissolvable stitches, which is what Dr P uses, and he says it takes up to 6 months to fully dissolve. Hopefully this is the last of it!
I've never had stitches before so thank goodness for the Internet as I wouldn't of even known what a spitting stitch was. Had I not found out online I probably would have thought this was a pimple and popped it lol! Apparently it's pretty common with any suture using dissolvable stitches, which is what Dr P uses, and he says it takes up to 6 months to fully dissolve. Hopefully this is the last of it!
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November 9, 2016
I had no idea a "splitting stitch" could be an issue either! Thank goodness you have it taken care of and your incision can fully heal now. It must be such a relief to now have no poking and irritation. I'm glad to hear that they took care of you so quickly...great post-op treatment! :)

November 9, 2016
Oh gosh it feels 10x better! Before I would re-adjust my bra about every hour because it would irritate so badly. So comfy now :)
UPDATED FROM vancity85
2 months post
Two Months PO
I must say these last 2 months have gone very slowly. In terms of how I'm feeling, I feel totally back to normal and feel like myself again. I no longer feel like I have something foreign on me, they feel like my own breasts now which is such a great feeling! I still have some soreness when I wake up in the morning but that goes away after a couple minutes. Dr P said I could sleep braless now, but I feel more comfortable wearing a light sports bra or bralette. I just started sleeping on my side too with no pain or weird feeling.
Incisions are slowly healing but looking great so far, my left side is my more troublesome side and still has a dimple. I also have a stitch that is trying to poke it's way out but it hasn't broken through the skin, so it can't get trimmed. It bothers me under my bra sometimes when the underwire rubs against it. I can't wait for this stitch to dissolve and flatten, but it could take months :( you can see what I'm talking about in my photo
Overall I'm very happy with my results, size, and shape. My only concern is that I still have a bit of skin tenting in my cleavage, but Dr P said it's because my skin is so tight and could take up to a year for it to relax around and to see my final results. I have to remind myself to be patient but it's so hard when you stare at it multiple times a day every day! At least it's a long time until bikini season so it should hopefully settle by the summer *fingers crossed*
Incisions are slowly healing but looking great so far, my left side is my more troublesome side and still has a dimple. I also have a stitch that is trying to poke it's way out but it hasn't broken through the skin, so it can't get trimmed. It bothers me under my bra sometimes when the underwire rubs against it. I can't wait for this stitch to dissolve and flatten, but it could take months :( you can see what I'm talking about in my photo
Overall I'm very happy with my results, size, and shape. My only concern is that I still have a bit of skin tenting in my cleavage, but Dr P said it's because my skin is so tight and could take up to a year for it to relax around and to see my final results. I have to remind myself to be patient but it's so hard when you stare at it multiple times a day every day! At least it's a long time until bikini season so it should hopefully settle by the summer *fingers crossed*
Replies (3)
October 28, 2016
You look great! Thank you for posting an update!


October 30, 2016
Fantastic! Congrats on booking your big day and good luck on your BA journey!

October 28, 2016
You look SO good!! Beautiful results. Wow. Your incisions look perfectly normal for 2 months, post op...I would say. Dr. P does say that they will look pulled in and puckered for awhile. I think we picked a perfect time of the year to do this, honestly. Come Spring/Summer, we should be pretty darn close to our final result (you especially). :). Keep the updates coming!

October 29, 2016
Thanks :) incisions are such a big difference from 1 month versus 2 months. I can't wait until the summer!
December 2, 2016
OMG U LOOK PERFECT!!! We're about the same height & weight & I'm getting 339cc...I hope they look as fabulous as yours!!

December 2, 2016
Thanks! I think you will love the size based on your wish pics. Good luck on your upcoming surgery! I remember being so excited a couple weeks before surgery :)
December 2, 2016
Thank you! Please post another update if you can, you're a bit over the 3 month mark I want to know how the boobie life has been!!


Sorry to hear about the stitch issues. Hope it heals up quickly!