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There is good news and bad news.
The good news is the gyno is gone (he did encission + lipo).
The bad news is that I had a HEMATOMA from some asprin left in my blood from a ECA stack. I stopped taking asprin 2weeks before my operation, thinking that would be sufficient time for my blood to thicken. Well the asprin has an effect for 3weeks in your body so after the surgery I started to swell and bruise like crazy.
I looked like a burned pilsbury dow boy
I had to get the hematoma removed and they left tubes in to drain the blood. The nipple part is all cut up and it will take a couple of months to recover.
On a positive note the chest looks great, even with some swelling. The nipple area does not protrude, it's sits flat right on the flesh.
So that's my story. I threw out all asprin Advil products I had. What a way to learn a lesson.
I should be able to start training (very light) in a week, as soon as the wound closes.
The good news is the gyno is gone (he did encission + lipo).
The bad news is that I had a HEMATOMA from some asprin left in my blood from a ECA stack. I stopped taking asprin 2weeks before my operation, thinking that would be sufficient time for my blood to thicken. Well the asprin has an effect for 3weeks in your body so after the surgery I started to swell and bruise like crazy.
I looked like a burned pilsbury dow boy
I had to get the hematoma removed and they left tubes in to drain the blood. The nipple part is all cut up and it will take a couple of months to recover.
On a positive note the chest looks great, even with some swelling. The nipple area does not protrude, it's sits flat right on the flesh.
So that's my story. I threw out all asprin Advil products I had. What a way to learn a lesson.
I should be able to start training (very light) in a week, as soon as the wound closes.
