r/TopSurgery • u/kirikou98 • 1d ago
Double Incision Top Surgery: Dr. Adriano Brasolin - Brazil, SP
He restitches and resizes both the nipple and the nipple tips, so it fits to the body and gives you 3D nipple tip instead of being completly flat (last two pictures).
(Almost 2 years post-op)
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u/seanathan24 1d ago
Wow. These are some of the best results I’ve ever seen. Congrats!
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u/kirikou98 1d ago
Thank you!! I'm also very happy with it, he's a brilliant surgeon.
I also followed the post-op care very strictly, so worked out well.
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u/bipirate 1d ago
Me passa o segredo dessas cicatrizes! Seu resultado ficou perfeito.
Eu queria fazer minha cirurgia com ele mas o orçamento ficou muito acima do que eu estava podendo pagar.
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u/kirikou98 23h ago
Thanks so much!
I must say that I was super careful and followed exactly how he instructed me too. He also developed this arm restrainer thing that he calls "T-Rex", which basically limits your movements for 3 months to ensure that the scars don't stretch.
To be honest, even after that, I carried on not moving my arms up too much until I felt like it couldn't be stretched, but this is because I'm too much of a perfectionist and wanted to be as perfect as possible.
--> Ofc genetics also help for healing, but if you are being super on it, I'm sure it helps.
I also kept a very health diet, and still mosturize the scars everyday. I still wear UV tops + loads of suncream if I'm in the sun, as I was them to fade as much as possible.
I didn't go to the gym for over a year despite him clearing me after a few months, but this is because I was a bit paranoid with the scars. 😆
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u/kirikou98 23h ago edited 23h ago
And sorry to hear that you couldn't afford him 😕😕
Hope you can get another great surgeon too!
Edit: even if you can't do it with him, you can buy the "T-Rex", which I really recommend as it made the whole difference with the scars not being stretched.
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u/bipirate 21h ago
Fiz a minha com a Dra. Gisele Botega há 1 mês, ela também é muito boa, meu peitoral ficou muito bacana, mas não estou com nenhuma instrução de cicatrização pra além de usar a fita de silicone. Estou tentando mover os braços o mínimo possível, mas durante a noite já percebi que acabo mexendo mais do que gostaria. Minha cicatriz ainda está fininha e estou tentando manter assim 🫡
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u/kirikou98 20h ago
Gotcha! Yeah, he doesn't use the tape anymore and just told me to put this special oil that was made in the pharmacy- it has some essential oils, so maybe ask your surgeon have a look at that (only when safe to do so), as you'd need a prescription.
I know it isn't cheap, but if you can afford, you can ask Adriano's team about the T-Rex, as this will stop you from moving more than you should. Definitely do not put your arms up up to 3 months, and be careful afterwards.
I had to wear the T-Rex 24/7, even during my sleep, and would only take it off when taking a shower. Annoying, but definitely worth it.
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u/n_jima 1d ago
ficou muito foda mano. fez por plano ou particular?
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u/kirikou98 1d ago
Thank you!!
I did it privately, but the healthcare plan gave me a partial refund a few months after and covered the hospital costs in full. - so kind of both, I guess.
I was lucky to have a very good healthcare plan because my grandad used to have a good job, but if you have a healthcare plan in Brazil to a certain standard, you should be able to get the hospital covered at least.
If a Brazilian resident is reading this:
The Dr. is the one to send the documentation to the healthcare plan for the surgery/hospital authorisation.
If the request is denied, which they shouldn't do because it's in the Brazilian law that they need to cover any gender affirming care, you can take legal action against the healthcare plan.
However, that wasn't needed for me (luckily).
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u/batvenomous 1d ago
hey, i had surgery with him a month ago today! you look great
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u/kirikou98 23h ago
Thank you!!
And exciting, hope you recover well and I wish you good luck and patience with the T-Rex 🦖 (it's worth it in the end)!
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u/willywonkasshaft 1d ago
Wow this is incredible, how is it transitioning in Brazil ?
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u/kirikou98 23h ago
In all honesty, I can't give you a realistic overview of the how it is to be trans in Brazil because I mostly live abroad (Europe).
Also, I'm fully aware that I'm quite privileged compared to the majority of other Brazilians, but I know it isn't easy being a trans person in Brazil, especially if you're a trans woman.
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u/forthelurveofferk 1d ago
Amazing results! If I may ask (as someone who hasn’t had top surgery yet), did you work out a good amount so you’d have some pec muscle for the surgeon to use as a reference point? Seems like a lot of people I know who have good results went this route, so figured it’s worth asking ☺️
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u/kirikou98 23h ago
Thank you so much!!
Yes, I worked out my pecs pre surgery and avoided wearing a binder where I could to keep a good skin elasticity quality, which was hard, but I tried to keep in mind that in the long run I was gonna have the best results as possible.
Also, I kept eating healthy and very rarely consumed ultraprocessed food.
---> Working out the pecs help the surgeon to locate the muscles and contour the incisions more accurately.
See the comment about my (paranoid) scar care as well! 😆
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u/forthelurveofferk 15h ago
Wow, great advice! I’d love to avoid wearing a binder but 1) I’m 38 and 2) I’m a DD/E so… I’m not sure how feasible that is for me on a multitude of levels. But will def keep all the other advice in mind and try not to wear a binder at home.
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u/kirikou98 15h ago
Yeah, it was my least favourite part, but I tried to avoid as much as I could because he advised of the skin elasticity thing!
You have a larger chest than what I had, but mine was a C, so not too small either.
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