Few ?'s I have since im having multiple PS in 4 days...
This is a current picture of me (not a REAL before pic as I am still clothed)
Oh I'm currently in a 34a and before my sleeve I was a 42DD.
I'm on the left ^
on the right ^
and on the right again.
Do yall think I should go with 350 r 375 CC's? and with me being only an A *tear* do you have a guess as to what size they will be post op?
I love reading all of the information on here! Thank yall for helping people who need it!
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I'm going to be having my cycle during my PS, anyone else go through the same thing?
My lowest was 98lbs... now I am 129lbs.
SW-220lbs
5"1 and 3/4ths.... Hey every lil' bit counts!
My understanding is that compression garments are rather necessary because they help with the swelling and keep incisions from rubbing up against anything.
I totally agree that this board is helpful and encouraging. In fact, I recently ventured outside of the PS and Sauceda forums and was surprised that other forums were...well...less friendly and positive. But still, the lovely people who post here are worth their weight in gold. Good luck on your surgery!
Haven't had bodywork yet, just facelift but from other surgeries I have had, a recliner or adjustable bed is very helpful; a shower chair or transfer bench to put in the shower gives you a place to sit and put your drains, remember your nutrition, water and vitamins, you may need a walker for first few days. Don't push yourself to do any activities not allowed or you will pay for it in fatigue and slow-healing. As for size, that is what you are comfortable with. If you were large before and were happy with it then get the size that is proportionate for your body. Make sure your pain management is under control, especially at first. I would trust the surgeon as to whether you need a butt lift/aug. He/she probably has done many and is looking for proportion as well. Hope this helps.
I can tell you that I am a 36A now and I will be getting 350cc silicone implants under the muscle. We tried them on with a mesh bra and they filled out to a full C for me. Looked good with my profile. If you go much higher, you'll likely be in Ds.
Re: the butt augmentation, if you are already having your thighs done (reportedly quite painful), I don't know that I'd want to have a sore butt, too. You gotta be able to get comfortable in some position! Personally, I think I'd forego the butt lift and know you can always go back and do that later if you feel it necessary.
Good luck!
Bethany
I had a fleur de lis tummy tuck - it is horizontal from mid hip on L to mid hip on R and then vertical from pubic area to between boobs. They do deep muscle sculpting and that is a whole different kind of pain.
I did not have lipo but those that have do talk about considerable pain and swelling. I agree about maybe doing butt lift at a later time. You have to be able to get in a comfortable position - you can't stand all the time!
Boob size is up to you.
Best wishes.
Jessie :))
My lowest was 98lbs... now I am 129lbs.
SW-220lbs
5"1 and 3/4ths.... Hey every lil' bit counts!
Here is what I couldnt live without:
1: Milk of magnesia & Dolcolax (pain killers make you painfully constipated)
2: recliner, good call on getting that in advance
3: non-stick surgical pads, different than gauze, and a lot of paper tape
4: gel, non-hardening ice packs
5: small portable fan, especially important to keep inner thigh dry
6: toilette seat riser
7: lots of extra pillows for propping
8: PowerCrunch protein bars... low carb, high protein, easy to grab before you take your pain meds, taking those on an empty stomach is killer
9: patience... you have been through some seriously tough stuff before, so I think you'll handle the recovery better than most!! Its all about embracing the concept that healing is like watching paint dry, you cant ru**** or stress it... its simply a slow process.
I can tell you though, it is SO SO SO worth it!!! I'm happy for you, youll do great!!
i got a butt aug and am soo happy i did, was very flat in that area and things look more balanced, and thus more nautral now. Those are my two cents :)