Anita's Breast Enlargement and Breast Uplift

Surgery results and benefits vary per individual. Specific results cannot be guaranteed.

Anita's Breast Enlargement and Breast Uplift
39 years old
Nilesh Sojitra
London
Breast Enlargement and Breast Uplift

Finding Medbelle: how was your first call with your patient care adviser?

The first call was really good, I knew straight away I wanted to use Medbelle. The advisor was lovely. At the time, I had just begun a vast weight loss journey and Medbelle stayed in touch with me throughout until I got to my 6 stone goal and was ready for my consultation.

What were the first steps you took towards having treatment?

I found medbelle on the internet, they had good reviews and when I called they were so helpful.

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How was your consultation?

Sarah at Medbelle fully prepared me for the consultation, we went through what questions I had and she sent me informative videos, pre-op informations, etc.

She called me before the consultation too to make sure I felt okay. Once meeting Dr Nilesh Sojitra, I had made my mind up that he would be the surgeon I wanted for the op. I was really embarrassed by my chest and he just put me at ease. He explained that I would need bilateral uplifts and implants and also the largest implants I could have for the skin type and shape I had. He explained what was achievable for me and that he didn’t want me to go too big as I would end up back in surgery in a few years due to sagging and risk of breast implant flipping.

He asked me when would I like to have the procedure and gave me his available dates. I wanted the earliest date, approx. 6 weeks from the consultation.

To secure the day I had to pay a 10% deposit and Sarah from Medbelle worked late for me that evening and processed everything to secure the booking. I was so happy and felt like I was really being listened to and cared for. I had all the confirmation details etc. before bed!

How did you feel on the day of your treatment?

I was really excited for the pre-assessment day. The nurse at Highgate was amazing, friendly and really informative. She made me feel positive and excited that I had only 1 week to wait! She gave me clear post-op instructions too.

Sarah advised me to stay in a hotel the night before the operation and the hospital is 2 hours away from me by train so I did and was grateful for the advice, I took a friend to stay with me and we had a lovely child-free evening and the excitement was building for the op.

The morning of the op I had to arrive at Highgate at 7.30am ready for the 9.30 op, I arrived at 7am and they were ready to take me to my room, every face I saw was happy and friendly and I felt at such ease.

By 7.30 am the anaesthetist had already come to see me to explain what would happen, then the nurses arrived to do my obs, blood pressure, oxygen Sats, get me changed.

By 8.30 Dr Sojitra was in the room drawing on my chest ready for the surgery.

It was all so efficient. I wasn’t nervous at all, every time I looked at my chest it made me feel sad and I’m womanly, I know it was due to such extreme weight loss but I was so ashamed of them. At 9.20 they were at my door ready to walk me to the theatre.

Even being prepped for theatre was positive and I was laughing and chatting with all the theatre staff before I went to sleep.

One week after treatment

When I awoke from surgery I felt sore but not overly in pain. Once they saw I was awake they gave me more pain relief and I then felt fine. They took me back to my room where I slept on and off all day. The pain was well controlled, I did struggle to sleep due to sitting up but the surroundings were lovely.

I stayed overnight and felt so good the next morning. I got up and did full makeup and straightened my hair and got all dressed to be released, then the tramadol kicked in! My friend arrived and we travelled home in an Uber and all was smooth. The first few days I didn’t find particularly painful, just tight swelling. The bra I had bought was too tight for me so had to get another one and that helped.

The strong painkillers are what I struggled with the most and gave up on them after 48 hours post-op cause they made me feel so awful. The antibiotics were also very harsh on my stomach and gave me horrible stomach pains and really made me feel awful.

By Monday (4 days post-op), I was no longer taking pain relief and the antibiotics had finished. That’s when I started to feel great. I must admit around day 7 post*op the swelling started to go down and I felt the boobs were shrinking in front of my eyes. I was very tearful for a few days, each day after is getting better and better now. I’m starting to fall in love with my breasts and have shown them to anyone willing to look!

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One month after treatment

One month after treatment and I’m feeling great, nipples occasionally feel a bit sore but that’s to be expected. Some shooting pain and more sensitive but was forewarned about this. I’m wearing a sports bra still day and night and have treated myself to a couple of nice bras for nights out even though I haven’t been measured properly yet.

Moisturing a few times a day and using some scar cream. Underneath scars slightly pull if I reach up too high but that’s just where the skin's tight. The implants still feel quite high up but are settling well.

Scars are fading really quickly especially on one boob, can’t wait to start exercising again, have been given clearance to continue next week, can’t wait!

All in all everything's good, no real pain anymore and clothing looks so much nicer now.

Surgery results and benefits vary per individual. Specific results cannot be guaranteed.

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