re-ops

by sianni85 31st August 2011, 6:14 pm

sorry for posting another question so soon after the last one, just wondered if any of you had any info on reops. have any of you had a reop with a relatively small increase in size - 100cc or less? did you find the scars looked awful- having two sets? and is the scar from the first op further up your chest now you have a bigger implant in?

also has anyone had good receovery from the first op and then a whole load of problems with the second?

im still really upset with my ba results and want a re-op but trying to be sensible and consider all the options

xxx

by tizzyt 31st August 2011, 9:12 pm

Hi hun,sorry you are upset about you results,i really hope you can acheive your desired look without further surgery.If you decide to have another op,i have read previously that the surgeons usually go through the same scar form the first op and the scarring isn't made any worse.I hope this helps x

by jen86 31st August 2011, 9:54 pm

They use th same scar put cut away th old scar tissue so u dobt have bettr or worse scard. hun please try not to worry yet u really r so early in th recovery process it wont b worth ir worry as ur boobs have a lot of changing to do xx

by kiwigirl 31st August 2011, 10:43 pm

Hey hun, I would agree with Jen 100%. You're only 2 weeks post-op, there are so many changes for your boobs to go through yet, you need to give them a little bit of time to settle before you signing up for more surgery. I would think you'd at least need to give yourself a few months for the skin to stretch, so the implant can drop and fluff... You never know, that might be all they need?!

Hopefully things improve hun re-ops 571992

x

by Emme-Kate 31st August 2011, 11:43 pm

I'm sorry your feeling down about your new boobies.I'm not sure why you are unhappy with them but you are very early on and they will improve in the next weeks.I'm having a re-op and they are going through the same incision site as before.I was told it will still be thin and neat and won't stretch out wide as long as I follow my post-op direction of not lifting etc.

by misf1 1st September 2011, 6:58 am

I wouldn't think any surgeon would be happy to operate on you before you are a year post op. They only operate sooner for complications. As the girls have said you are very early and believe me you will be surprised how much they change over a year.

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