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Post by Lyndsey81 20th January 2014, 1:30 pm


Hey everyone x
How long do I need to book from work if have dual plane unders xxxx
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Post by Kt402 20th January 2014, 1:33 pm

I'd say two weeks? Depending on what job you do of course x
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Post by Lyndsey81 20th January 2014, 1:35 pm

I'm a hairdresser x so maybe give my self 3 weeks ?
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Post by Jenpops 20th January 2014, 1:40 pm

3 weeks defo.. Xx
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Post by Charlii 20th January 2014, 1:42 pm

As you're in a job where you're on your feet and using your arms all day, I'd say 3wk should be fine if you can do so. Im a desk jockey, and I took 1wk off, but then a further 2wk working from home. I'd say take 2 at the minimum.
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Post by mirren001 20th January 2014, 1:44 pm

Hiya,
Everyone ones different in how they recover from an op,
I had initially taken a week off annual leave but had to take a further week  as there was no way I could have worked, took me well into 2nd week before I felt fit enough and started to feel able to do more, so I would say to take atleast 2 weeks off and also see how you are after your post op check. XXX
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Post by mirren001 20th January 2014, 1:47 pm

Lyndsey81 wrote:I'm a hairdresser x so maybe give my self 3 weeks ?
Definately take the 3 weeks and if possible ease yourself back into work, maybe reduced hours if that is an option. XXX
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Post by Princess_x 20th January 2014, 1:51 pm

2/3 weeks x
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Post by Lyndsey81 20th January 2014, 2:12 pm

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Post by tinkerbell24 20th January 2014, 2:28 pm

everyones diff after my first BA I had taken 2 weeks off and had to work 1 day before I stopped for my xmas holidays for a further 2 and a bit weeks and I had to call and ask my manager for that day off, and Im only at a desk answering calls and taking money, but I was just so tired and still sore, I did take longer to recover after my first ba though and was on slow release painkillers for over 3 weeks

this time after my reop I could have gone back the next day lol I felt great but tired i am still uncomfortable with having to wear the band and no bra so have no support, most days are fine but yesterda and last night i did struggle with some aches

generally you are asked to not use uppper body for 2 weeks and no excercise for 6 weeks, well most of us are, so if you can take the 3 weeks xx
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Post by COOKIE 20th January 2014, 3:36 pm

You could be fine to go back to work after 2 weeks with partials, but if you're hairdresser and needing to lift your arms its possible you'd need 3. 

Depending on what you wanted to do you could book 2 weeks off and see how you feel then, you could even get yourself a not from your GP stating that you must only do light duties and no raising of arms if you wanted - reason stated: General Surgery, if you haven't told anyone and don't want anyone to know, or...if you feel well enough to go back with no problems, great! If not you can take the 3rd week off sick with a self certification again all you need write is 'general surgery'

Its entirely up to you hun and how you feel. We're made different and will heal different, so you can either take a chance and see how how it goes, or play it safe and book the 3 weeks off. Xx
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Post by kdeee 20th January 2014, 3:41 pm

I am sure Soosie will be here soon- she had partials and is also a hairdresser and she was back in second week after the op. I guess everyone is different xx
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Post by tinkerbell24 20th January 2014, 4:10 pm

yeah def everyone is so so diff an we tbh we just dont know until YOU go though it, theres people who breeze past it and others who dont, however no matter how you feel its very important to listen to YOUR surgeons instructions as it can void aftercare if reop is needed, loads of people prob think into themselves ah reop never need one, I at the beginning thought like that and then bang needed a reop and if these boobies dont get heading south then could be looking at another op however its all covered free in aftercare cause I listened to all the instructions that my surgeon gave me

did I want to hoover before 6 weeks, yes
did I want to take ellie in the pool for physio before 12 weeks, yes
did i want to get back into excercising, yes
do I want to have this band of for an hour here and there, yes

was I allowed no loooool 

so yip we are all so diff and all get diff recovery instructions so its really down to how long your surgeons tells you to rest up

its a tough old journey this boobie journey and sometimes I do come across as the negative one on saying take time to recover listen to the surgeon, but thats cause im 13 month down the line and having needed a reop know how important aftercare is xx
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Post by Lyndsey81 20th January 2014, 4:25 pm

Fantastic advise ladies thank u so much xx
Just spoken to transform I can go in for BA on 2nd of feb which gives me till February 27th before I have to get back to work (I work for myself)
Now it's just a which size to go for ? As I have tried the 345cc but now am wondering if should go slightly bigger ? Xx
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Post by tinkerbell24 20th January 2014, 4:34 pm

thats a good length of time off

have you showed the surgeon the look that you want if so he will only let you have the size he thinks can achieve that look

its so exciting isnt it xx
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Post by Lyndsey81 20th January 2014, 4:37 pm

I'm so excited but nervous lol x i might see if I can meet with him before hand and take pictures with me x
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Post by tinkerbell24 20th January 2014, 9:32 pm

Uve loads of time so def call and make an appointment xx
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