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Hi and welcome to Breast Buddies Forum!

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Post by boobstobe 20th June 2012, 4:32 pm

Hello ladies!



I am planning for my breast lift + implants and would like to know if 3 weeks time off is enough. How did you feel after 3 weeks? Could you drive? Lift your arms? Were you still really swollen?

Thank you very much! I need as much details as I can to plan for my date

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Post by 2nd time lucky 20th June 2012, 4:51 pm

Hi and welcome to this wonderful forum. I only had a straight forward b a but there are lots of girls who have had both and I am sure they will be along to answer your questions. x
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Post by COOKIE 20th June 2012, 6:49 pm

You'll be just fine after 3 weeks after an uplift sweetheart Time to recover 1978086825 It took me a little under 2 weeks to feel like my old self and driving and lifting arms was pretty much OK, maybe still a little stiff, but nothing I couldn't cope with.

At 3 weeks post-op I was still swollen though, but I was able to disguise the swelling with a scarf or a pretty pashmina draped across my chest. xx
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Post by donna dj 20th June 2012, 6:57 pm

hi, i drove a little after a week and went hols (drove to france) after 2 weeks. it was uncomfortable in the heat with the dressings on but i managed! after getting over the anaesthetic and general discomfort its not too bad. good luck xxx
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Post by boobstobe 21st June 2012, 9:30 pm

Thank you so much to take the time to reply

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Post by BunnyCuddles88 23rd June 2012, 7:17 pm

Hi Boobstobe

I had my BA with implants and a tummy tuck at same time on 13th June. I have booked 2 and half weeks off work. I am currently 10 days post op. I am glad that I have next week off work although I reckon, at a push, if I had just had my boobs done I could have gone back next week. I think that everybody is different. I drove after a week to have my stitches out. Every day I feel a little bit better. I am now starting to really like my boobs although they are still bruised. I did read stories that you couldn't move your arms etc but to be honest it has been a lot better than I expected. I agree with Donna that you will feel very tired after the anaesthetic and should rest up for the first few days. You will be fine! xxx
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Post by stephthorne 25th June 2012, 4:55 pm

I've got my Lift with implants coming up :)
I've booked a weeks leave, and pre warned my boss i may have to take extra off as I don't think this will be enough!!
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Post by BunnyCuddles88 25th June 2012, 7:16 pm

Good Luck! I am sure you will be pleased. I reckon once you get past day 10 you start to feel better and every day is better than the last. Feeling really good today. x
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Post by stephthorne 26th June 2012, 6:08 pm

Ahhh Bunnycuddles just realised you are Plymouth!! Me too :)
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