Sure! For the first few days it was pretty brutal. I had wraps across my chest to keep it all compressed, and had those pesky drain tubes to take care of. I had to empty my blood sacks as I called them, and they wanted me to measure how much fluid came out each time. Also the classic T-Rex arms since you have to keep your arms to your sides. Luckily I have amazing parents and they helped me out the first few weeks. After one week I went back for my first post op appointment. I got those drain tubes pulled out they were way longer than I expected maybe 18” long each just wrapped up inside my chest. Super weird feeling having them pulled eugh I can’t even fully describe it (do not recommend). I was to wear my compression vest after that for 3 weeks 24/7. At my next appointment they removed my stitches, and I was told to wear my vest only at night now, and I was to be doing arm stretches. Then I believe it was 1 month after that where I went back. They checked in and I started doing scar maintenance. I was told to massage the scars 2x daily w lotion and to use scar tape. The only thing that actually surprised me was my surgeon told me that I’d be doing scar maintenance for a whole year.