Re: Puckering-Jenna

[Guest guest]

Oh Jenna please do not feel that you need to hide your body while it

is healing. I was worried and concerned about miyself and how my

husband would react because he is a boob man, but I shared with him

how I looked and how I felt and I encouraged him to look at me and

get used to the new look scars and all. I can honestly say that it

turned him on. He was so worried about me being ill and he was so

concerned that I would have nothing left that seeing me when the

bandages came off was a huge relief to him and he doesn't care that

I am scarred. You have beautiful breasts and you should show them

off proudly and BE SEXY for your husband even now. It will help you

both in your healing journey. : )

hugs,

>

> Thanks Rogene, I agree. I did get an email from Dr. Kolb. She

wants me

> to be patient as well but gave me more info on the scar revision

just

> in case down the road things dont look better. She mentioned that

the

> next 4 months is when the most fluffing will occur so I will stop

my

> worrying and try and be patient. I am just getting tired of hiding

my

> body in front of my husband. I know it would freak him out a bit.

I

> miss being sexy!

>

>

> --- In , Rogene S <saxony01@y...>

wrote:

> >

> > Jenna,

> >

> > If it was me, I'd give my self at least six months

> > before thinking that what you see is the final result!

> >

> > I'm sure Dr. Kolb has seen enough that she know how

> > you will heal. . . I think the other doctor was just

> > trying to be ugly!

> >

> > Hugs,

> >

> > Rogene

> >

>

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Thanks , the funny thing is I got my implants before my

husband. He is NOT a boob man (he likes the bootie!) As i joke the

other day I took my implants and put them in my sweatpants and asked

him if he wanted me to get butt implants! hee hee. I think I have

a few screws loose, anything to get a laugh is good with me. Anyhow

he does love my new breasts, he is so supportive and comments how

beautiful I look now. However, he is a BABY when it come to blood

and scars! I showed him a part of my nipple just to see what he

would do and I don't think he was ready for it! For now my bra is

going to stay on until they get a little bit better. There is still

some scabbing and the puckering is yucky, I don't mind the scars at

all, the puckering on the other hand is bothering me, I know I

shouldn't be ashamed of it! Sometimes I wish I wasn't so vain

about my looks...then I would have never had this problem in the

first place. Did you happen to see Good Morning America this

morning? There was a special on Plastic Surgery gone wrong...crazy

stuff! Anyhow, thank you so much for your kind words! I told him

this surgery was good for him because it is preparing him for child

birth! ha ha! PS. We are so lucky to have such wonderful husbands!

> > >

> > > Jenna,

> > >

> > > If it was me, I'd give my self at least six months

> > > before thinking that what you see is the final result!

> > >

> > > I'm sure Dr. Kolb has seen enough that she know how

> > > you will heal. . . I think the other doctor was just

> > > trying to be ugly!

> > >

> > > Hugs,

> > >

> > > Rogene

> > >

> >

>

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Hi Jenna, I have been trying not to read the posts because I am finding that the more I read the more anxiety I get about theses damned implants.Not because of anything the mambers say...everyone here is great and very supportive.Just my anxiousness increases because mine are still in.I start obessessing a\bout getting them out and become pretty depressed. I did read about your concerns though and just wanted to say that I think there has been some improvement in the puckering since the immediate explant right?I of course know nothing but just thought it might help you to feel better knowing that I have noticed some improvement in the pics. Is there a possibility that the area around your nipples could stay permanently puckered?Have you noticed at least some improvement personally? You and your boobies are in my prayers...LOL...seriously though, KimJenna

<jgalatis@...> wrote: Thanks , the funny thing is I got my implants before my husband. He is NOT a boob man (he likes the bootie!) As i joke the other day I took my implants and put them in my sweatpants and asked him if he wanted me to get butt implants! hee hee. I think I have a few screws loose, anything to get a laugh is good with me. Anyhow he does love my new breasts, he is so supportive and comments how beautiful I look now. However, he is a BABY when it come to blood and scars! I showed him a part of my nipple just to see what he would do and I don't think he was ready for it! For now my bra is going to stay on until they get a little bit better. There is still some scabbing and the puckering is yucky, I don't mind the scars at all, the puckering on the other hand is bothering me, I

know I shouldn't be ashamed of it! Sometimes I wish I wasn't so vain about my looks...then I would have never had this problem in the first place. Did you happen to see Good Morning America this morning? There was a special on Plastic Surgery gone wrong...crazy stuff! Anyhow, thank you so much for your kind words! I told him this surgery was good for him because it is preparing him for child birth! ha ha! PS. We are so lucky to have such wonderful husbands!> > >> > > Jenna,> > > > > > If it was me, I'd give my self at least six months> > > before thinking that what you see is the final result!> > > > > > I'm sure Dr. Kolb has seen enough that she know how> > > you will heal. . . I think the other doctor was just> > > trying to be ugly!> > > > > > Hugs,> > > > > > Rogene> > >> >>

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Hi Kim, LOL you are too funny. The idea of you keeping my boobies in

your prayers just made me laugh so hard! Anyhow, they are getting

better day by day. It has been only 3 weeks! Dr. Kolb keeps assuring

me that they will fluff out until it is hardly noticable within the

next couple of months. Of course because I am so impatient I just

figured I would ask the other ladies if anything helped them along

cream wise (also I haven't seen any pics with puckering as deep as

mine so I began to worry). Dr. Kolb just said if for some reason it

is permanent she can do a scar revision to fix it which is good

news. Once again I don't think I will have to worry about that but

the choice if there just in case. Many doctors end up doing a T-Scar

lift to help reduce the puckering around the nipple. She did the

lollipop lift with me which I actually perferred because I did not

want the additional scaring. This puckering is a possible risk of

the bellini (lollipop) lift. Mostly all of the women that I have

spoken to said theres eventually went away so i am trying to stay

positive. Please don't worry yourself anymore then you have to!

Thanks for your concerns, and hang in there! You will be just fine

and I will keep YOUR boobies in my prayers as well LOL! Keep us

updated on everything!

Jenna

> > > >

> > > > Jenna,

> > > >

> > > > If it was me, I'd give my self at least six months

> > > > before thinking that what you see is the final result!

> > > >

> > > > I'm sure Dr. Kolb has seen enough that she know how

> > > > you will heal. . . I think the other doctor was just

> > > > trying to be ugly!

> > > >

> > > > Hugs,

> > > >

> > > > Rogene

> > > >

> > >

> >

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