I was discharged from the hospital the next day after the operation, and my chest was a little uncomfortable because of the swelling after the operation.
On the second day after I was discharged from the hospital, my chest still felt very swollen. The wound was fine at the follow-up visit, and I just waited for recovery.
On the fourth day after being discharged from the hospital, I walked to the shopping mall for almost two hours. I felt a little short of breath and a little chest pain, but it was relieved after going home to rest. In the first week after the operation, I just rested, rested more, ate a light but balanced diet, and did not carry heavy objects.
On the 11th day after discharge, I had a follow-up visit + stitches were removed, and the wound was fine. But because I’m too thin, the skin becomes very tight after putting in the implant. The doctor said that it will take a little longer than the average person to become natural.
The bust is a bit high and low and needs a strap.
At the follow-up consultation one month after the operation, there was basically no problem in recovery. The high and low chest is no longer obvious.
The recovery of the left side is slower than that of the right side, and it still looks a little square. The doctor said to use the left hand more to promote the recovery of the left muscles. And, you can already start to do some less strenuous exercise.
In addition, during the period, the nipples felt painful and slightly red and swollen. The doctor said that it was caused by friction with the sports underwear, so there is no need to worry too much. Chest pads can be used to prevent friction.
