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  • RaiderGirl
    RaiderGirl Member Posts: 419
    edited March 2015


    ThinkinPos,

    I think she did take a bit longer to recover with the reduction but not much , less than a week longer.

    Of course there are scars on the reduction breast that didn't exist before but the surgeon did a nice job of hiding it under the breast curve and then one small vertical to the nipple. An incision by a reconstructive/cosmetic surgeon is different from the other surgeries. His/Her goal is how it looks, the MX surgeon is just get the bad stuff out.

    I live in Florida, you will love Disney world. If you go to EPCOT start in the back and work your way to the entrance. You'll see that the lines are much less going back to front since most people start at the entrance.Plus you will be finishing the back part just around lunch time which is where the world exhibits are and thats where you want to eat. Have fun friend.

    Oh by the way, its hot here and we have some bad ass bugs too.

     

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  • SuzyBlue
    SuzyBlue Member Posts: 125
    edited March 2015

    I had a reduction, mastectomy and DIEP reconstruction all at the same time. It was 9 hours of surgery, a week in hospital and a few weeks of recovery - I couldn't stand up straight for about 3 weeks due to the tightening of the skin on my stomach. The kids and Hubby were very good at looking after me until about week four, when the novelty for them had worn off haha

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  • tigerbunny
    tigerbunny Member Posts: 7
    edited May 2015

    RaiderGirl, you have no idea how healing your words!

    "
    BC would be eradicated from the face of the earth if diet and exercise was the prevention, so don' regret those cookies or days lounging."

    I hope I can quote you far and wide. <3

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