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Stats and 4 days post op
I'm 5', 90 lbs and went with 325cc silicon HP.
I found choosing a size was the most difficult thing. Hope I chose right. :)
I started off not too bad for pain but had to put a compression band on 2 days post op because the implants were rising. This caused a lot of pain and discomfort. I found putting a light supporting sport bra on helped relieve some of the pressure on the sides from the band. Took perks for a day and back on tylenol now. Hoping the swelling goes down before I have to return to work.
I started taking stool softeners two days prior to surgery and found this really helped. I have had a few surgery's for medical reasons over the last few years and found this made a huge difference with that.
I have pretty bad bruising below the breasts between them. Has anyone had this and know if it's normal? Also th right Breast looks much larger than the left.
I tend to bruise easy and will contact my Doctor today to check, but believe this is probably normal.
Also a pic 2 days post op.
They look good so far minus the swelling and bruising.
I found choosing a size was the most difficult thing. Hope I chose right. :)
I started off not too bad for pain but had to put a compression band on 2 days post op because the implants were rising. This caused a lot of pain and discomfort. I found putting a light supporting sport bra on helped relieve some of the pressure on the sides from the band. Took perks for a day and back on tylenol now. Hoping the swelling goes down before I have to return to work.
I started taking stool softeners two days prior to surgery and found this really helped. I have had a few surgery's for medical reasons over the last few years and found this made a huge difference with that.
I have pretty bad bruising below the breasts between them. Has anyone had this and know if it's normal? Also th right Breast looks much larger than the left.
I tend to bruise easy and will contact my Doctor today to check, but believe this is probably normal.
Also a pic 2 days post op.
They look good so far minus the swelling and bruising.
I just wanted to say thank you to all the ladies...
I just wanted to say thank you to all the ladies that posted on this site. I have found it so helpful during this entire process.
First, I want to say make sure you go to at least a few consults prior to making any decision on size and the Doctor. I've wanted to do this for years and left a deposit with the first doctor I had a consult with, even though I was feeling off when I left the office. I later decided to go to another consult to ensure all the information I was given was correct.
Well after my second consult I felt more uncomfortable with all the details from the first consult and decided to change who I was booking my procedure with.
From the min I walked into my second consult I had a refreshed feeling of comfort with what I wanted to do an knew that this was the right Doctor for me. Dr. Shenker and Jenna his Coordinator took the time to go over all the details both negative and positive and we're the most personable people I have ever met. I contacted Jenna several times with questions after my consult and she always got back to me quickly with the answers.
Day of the procedure
Well all I can say is that all of the stuff including Dr
Shenker made this experience delightful.
I cannot remember all of their names right now because I was a little bit nervous going in and out of it coming out. But the two Nurses in the operating room and the nurse in recovery were just amazing. I was comforted by all of them during the entire procedure and thought they were the nicest group of nurses I have ever met. Dr. Shenker came to see how I was doing in recovery, asked me if I had any questions and even brought me a coffee. He also called me at home in the evening to see how I was doing and again ask me if I had any questions. Wow is all I can say to how caring the staff is.
I've read so many different experiences in regards to swelling and pain.
Day 1.
I left the office not to swollen and taking just reg Tylenol. The swelling did come out throughout the day an I was swollen up to my collar bone. But the pain was no to bad. I did find that the pain was a lot worse when getting up from sleeping, but subside as I walked around and was more mobile.
Well so far it's hard to tell what they will look like with all the swelling, but I don't see any concerns at this point nor a lot bruising and the size seems pretty on the money for what I wanted.
Follow up appt today.
Wish me luck and good luck to you all. :)
First, I want to say make sure you go to at least a few consults prior to making any decision on size and the Doctor. I've wanted to do this for years and left a deposit with the first doctor I had a consult with, even though I was feeling off when I left the office. I later decided to go to another consult to ensure all the information I was given was correct.
Well after my second consult I felt more uncomfortable with all the details from the first consult and decided to change who I was booking my procedure with.
From the min I walked into my second consult I had a refreshed feeling of comfort with what I wanted to do an knew that this was the right Doctor for me. Dr. Shenker and Jenna his Coordinator took the time to go over all the details both negative and positive and we're the most personable people I have ever met. I contacted Jenna several times with questions after my consult and she always got back to me quickly with the answers.
Day of the procedure
Well all I can say is that all of the stuff including Dr
Shenker made this experience delightful.
I cannot remember all of their names right now because I was a little bit nervous going in and out of it coming out. But the two Nurses in the operating room and the nurse in recovery were just amazing. I was comforted by all of them during the entire procedure and thought they were the nicest group of nurses I have ever met. Dr. Shenker came to see how I was doing in recovery, asked me if I had any questions and even brought me a coffee. He also called me at home in the evening to see how I was doing and again ask me if I had any questions. Wow is all I can say to how caring the staff is.
I've read so many different experiences in regards to swelling and pain.
Day 1.
I left the office not to swollen and taking just reg Tylenol. The swelling did come out throughout the day an I was swollen up to my collar bone. But the pain was no to bad. I did find that the pain was a lot worse when getting up from sleeping, but subside as I walked around and was more mobile.
Well so far it's hard to tell what they will look like with all the swelling, but I don't see any concerns at this point nor a lot bruising and the size seems pretty on the money for what I wanted.
Follow up appt today.
Wish me luck and good luck to you all. :)
Provider Review
The entire staff including Dr.Shenker were amazing. There are more comments above.