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Old 12-31-2014, 08:17 AM
Ciarrai Ciarrai is offline
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Hi, I had this procedure done bilaterally. Will your's be bilateral? The recovery was more like 6 weeks, not the 2 that the surgeon originally told me.

It gave me excellent posture, I'm still developing the muscles at the back and base of my neck and upper back to hold my head up, but I've always had poor posture. Seriously awesome shoulder posture though. I wear a soft cervical collar because my neck gets tired.

I feel like this surgery compressed my artery even more than it already was compressed. I feel like I would have been better off if I had this surgery along with my first rib resection/scalenectomy. If you have already had those surgeries though, and are still having problems, it increases your chance of success greatly.
Thanks for posting. I have not had any surgeries. I was told about 1-2 months to recover fully and for me to get back to lifting at the gym. I have not had any other operations- this will be the first. I am only doming the right side as that is my dominate side and the worst. Dr. Donahue did have be get a botox shot in the pec minor. With those I get instant relief while the injection is occurring. He suggested that I try this operation first then I could do the more extensive one after if needed. Did you have PT after this?
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