 Sup guys, how we doing? Welcome back to the channel. Welcome back to another video and to another Gaino advice related video This is a topic that is Proving to be relatively popular, especially on my channel. I Was a sufferer of Gaino for many years My case came on during puberty Unfortunately, I had no idea what it was. You know other kids at that age, you know 11 12 Don't know what's happening for whatever reason you might have, you know relatively thin upper body except for these protruding nipples Memory glands breast tissue guys Gaino is a real thing. It's a real problem. It doesn't always come on through steroid use Okay, in fact the majority of cases do happen through puberty due to imbalances of hormones now I'm not gonna get into that today, and I'm certainly no doctor But what I am gonna discuss is what I know. Okay, what I'm comfortable discussing is things that I regret about my Gaino surgery recovery process Things that I could have done differently things that I would do differently and things that I'd advise you guys to Just watch out for okay. Just just keep in mind when going through your own Gaino surgery recovery. So these are three of my biggest regrets three things that I did Unfortunately Probably against the advice of other people even though I didn't ask anyone and that's my first issue is that I didn't ask anyone I didn't ask questions. I wasn't in contact with a surgeon. So when I did Want to find something out? I couldn't do it which then forced me to make up my own mind on certain things But everything's 20 20 in hindsight So guys before we get into it a quick word from our exclusive video sponsor the Ridge wallet Sup guys first and foremost. Thank you for clicking on this video. 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I was so scared I was I was petrified of them pulling out these drains right with this this long bloody tube thing that's that's going to be inside my my My chest and it's going to be pulled out and it's going to be painful as fuck Well look guys the first thing I want to say is that it's not painful the drains coming out are not painful whatsoever You've got nothing to worry about Absolutely nothing so first and foremost. I want to say that if your surgeon wants to put in drains accept it It's not going to be the easiest thing to walk around with but at the end of the day It's there for a reason and they they do their job. They they absorb blood They they they excise blood that would Otherwise be trapped in there and form a hematoma. Okay, and that's what happened to me So I took my drains out too early, but not only that a few hours after taking my drains out I jumped on a plane. I went 40,000 feet up in the air For about two or three hours and you know as far as recovering from a surgery That's the last thing you want to do not only not only would the turbulence Whatever turbulence there is even just walking even like guys in that first week you want to be as sedentary as possible It might be hard, but it's necessary. Okay, and that was my problem I wanted to get up. I wanted to start doing things way too soon way too quickly and It fucked up my recovery. Okay So first things first don't rush your drains be comfortable with them They're not gonna hurt and also stay still stay put for at least the first week my second massive regret is The fact that I didn't get my hematomas drained when I when I wanted to when I thought I should I had to humongous pockets of blood underneath the skin That would not go away and the only way that I was gonna get any progress with them any meaningful progress was to get Them drained. I went to the doctor the doctor said this is not my surgeon Okay, I'm away from my surgeon, so I can't actually go and visit my surgeon if anything stay put stay around your surgeon I had to travel into state for my surgery. I traveled back on a plane like I said two weeks into it had these massive hematomas Went to the doctor. Doctor doesn't know me from a bar of soap. He's never seen me before He's not a gynecomastia surgeon. He's just giving me his general practitioner opinion and his opinion was the risk of Pushing another foreign object as in the you know, whatever gauge needle was that was gonna have to be used to Exize some of this blood. He was like right well We can try putting that in but there's a risk that it's just gonna cause more complications And at the time I was so you know, I was so just oh man I couldn't even believe that the situation I found myself in I I wasn't gonna push against any doctors advice I was always gonna agree. So that's what I did and I never got the hematomas drained when I should have and that Extended my recovery for a long time. So that's tip number two If you do happen to have hematomas develop get them drained the earlier the better You might have to go back in and back in but it doesn't matter get that blood out Thirdly Thirdly and this came on day 20. I Took my own stitches out took my own stitches out because Well, basically the stitches should come out, you know a lot earlier than three weeks Because of the hematomas under the skin that was putting pressure on the cuts the cuts weren't able to heal So I had to keep the stitches in for at least three weeks Just so they could actually hold those cuts together long enough for a scab to heal and for me to Take out the stitches. So eventually I did take out the stitches It was a fucking it was a nerve-wracking extremely nerve-wracking I should have gone to a nurse I will next time and I will say that my piece of advice as far as your stitches go Get someone else to take them out get the nurse to take them out get a doctor to take them out don't do it yourself because Look at the end of the day, however careful you think you're being you might miss one You might miss one look I could have told you until I was black and blue in the face That I got every single stitch out of my nipples and lo and behold I didn't But I didn't know that until about two months down the track. There was a little hole Okay, most of the incision had healed up. There was a tiny tiny little hole In my chest that would not close and Because I had those hematomas underneath the skin that I didn't get drained slowly But surely that hole was the only available path for this blood to actually get out of the skin So that's what happened this hole would simply not heal and I was like what the fuck is going on I had to walk around with a fucking bandage over this little hole in my chest for months Right because I didn't want blood to stain my top and one day. I thought I could see something in there I thought you know what man? What the fuck is going on with this thing? Why is it not healing? Why? Why is the skin being so foreign? You know what what is in there is a foreign object in there? What the fuck is going on and lo and behold I squeezed it and I squeezed it and I squeezed it and what came out was a stitch We're talking three months down the road three months down the track. Okay, and I'd lost I'd I'd actually lost I'd done what I could never have fathomed happening because I'd been watching so closely But I had I'd lost either the underside of one or a full stitch inside the incision and what that did It is it was obviously foreign. It never allowed that that hole to heal and thankfully Thankfully I found it. I got it out and the hole Low and behold closed so There you have it my three biggest regrets when it comes to recovery and it's three mistakes that I made and it's three mistakes That you guys don't have to okay So stay put don't rush getting your drains taken out Certainly don't jump on a plane three days after your surgery make sure if you do have the development of hematomas underneath the skin Get them drained and finally last but not least get your stitches taken out by a professional okay That's it guys a little bit of inside information from someone who's been there before Who's been there and done it and come out on the other side? Still not regretting it. You know what I mean at the end of the day. That's that's that's it That's it. You want this surgery enough If it's affected you in similar ways that it affected me doesn't matter what kind of recovery go through doesn't matter How horrendous it is to get that final result at the end of it all is is always going to be worth it So guys, thank you for watching and peace out best of luck