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Visitors' Stories -- Deborah's Story (page 2)Well, I woke up and was told the 2 hour surgery went very well. I was in pain but nothing like child birth!! Or like breaking my arm last year. I did throw up on the way home however. Which was the first time that happened after a surgery due to the drug used to put me out. I only needed pain medicine for 2 days and enjoyed that. I learned that the surgeon had put my implants over the muscle and filled the 375 implant to 400cc.( I still get a kick out of the fact that both implants are registered with serial numbers) My fear about it being over the muscle is that they would have a higher chance of getting harder later on. I was told not if I follow the doctor's orders for the post-op. I was told that by putting them over the muscle gave me the best lift and fullness for my saggy breasts and if they were put under the muscle (because of my breast tissue) later on I would get a bottomed out look. Of course with the surgical bra and bandage all wrapped around my swollen breasts I looked huge. My arms looked like that of an anorexia. I also had drainage tubes (which I am glad now because it helps the healing process, I believe, swelling, etc). After 4 days, the Surgeon took the drainage tubes out and did the unveiling. (I want to also mention that I did not have any numbness or loss of sensitivity in the nipple and my breasts soreness is that of the feeling before you have your period). I was really pleased by what I saw though they are not settled yet, but they looked really full and like a full D cup. There was a bruise on the left breast and I have a very deep cleavage. My breasts are not far apart at all. In fact without a bra I have a very definite cleavage. My family could not believe how natural they looked. The Surgeon said they turned out better than he had anticipated. (more - click forward arrow).
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