First Person Surgery: Kelly

Aug23

by Drone

Kelly had her surgery in mid-2008. It took her just under a month to reach her goal of $6,250. She is very active on the site now, piffing for her best-friend and co-conspirator to help her get implants as well. As you can see, this is a before picture.

When was your surgery?
June 2008.
How did you bring up MFI with your doctor?
Well I went through the whole consult first, then came out and told him a 3rd party would be paying for the surgery in advance, I went on to tell him about the website and he looked more interested then surprised.
How did your doctor feel about MFI?
He looked little confused, I’m not sure he believed it to be true.
Did you doctor have you do anything pre-surgery to help make things easier?
None.
Did you do anything pre-surgery that was recommended on the internet or by other women?
Yes a big thing, buy bags of frozen peas to put on yourself after surgery, peas are small round ice cubes that fit all areas. I also ate bananas and took multivitamins as well as arnica pill for bruising.
How big are your implants and what kind are they (saline, silicon, profile, etc)?
400cc silicone memory gel moderate profile.
How were they implanted (over muscle, under, incision type etc)? Why did you choose that method?
They are under the muscle, I chose them after research and actually going to strip joints and looking at and talking to some of the girls.
How did you decide how big to go and what type of implants to get?
That’s a tough one, size was a guessing game with trying on boobs in a bra at the Dr.’s and taking his advice.
How long after surgery were you in pain?
I’m a baby, and I have to say it wasn’t as bad as I thought. I was actually walking around Universal Studios 5 days later.
Did you need someone to help you with normal tasks after surgery?
Taking care of myself no, although even flushing the toilet the first day was hard. Taking care of the kids and household chores yes.
If so, what did they do?
Just taking care of the kids, I have 3 small kids.
Did your doctor have any post-surgery advice that really seemed to help with your recovery and/or scar reduction?
I used surgical tape on the incisions and used kelicote for the scars.
Did you do anything else post-surgery that really helped with your recovery?
Just frozen peas, they were my best friend even if I did smell like peas lol.
How long before you could resume normal activity?
Full normal activity was a month but felt fine after a couple days.
What was your biggest surprise post-surgery?
How good I felt, I thought it was going to be a lot more painful
How closely did you follow your doctor’s advice?
Pretty close.
What did you do to get your home ready for your recovery?
Nothing to my house.
Anything you wish you’d done differently?
As most say maybe a little bigger but I’m happy.
Were there any activities that were surprisingly difficult or painful?
Nothing that I didn’t expect.
Was there anything you did that turned out to be surprisingly helpful?
No just the peas lol.
How did your first “public appearance” with your new boobs go?
My appearance went well, everyone knew I was getting them.
Any advice for others?
Go with your gut, take your time and don’t worry it’s not as bad as you think.
Did you find any sites with really good advice on any part of the implant process?
Yes I found many on the web, but remember everyone is different.
Have you had any complications?
Yea I had to buy new Bras and clothes.
Anything else you’d like to mention?
Good luck, don’t worry and enjoy your new boobs

This one is an after

This is not medical advice. This is advice from a woman who has had implant surgery. You should also ask your doctor as every person is different and you canâ€™t be sure that your situation is the same as anyone else’s. If youâ€™ve had surgery and would like to answer these questions, drop me a line, Iâ€™d love to include you.

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