Three days ago, June 15th, I had my implants removed. They were silicone and under the muscle. I was so nervous before the surgery. I had the same fears I'm sure a lot of women have -- will I be deformed, etc.? So you can imagine my relief when I took my first peak right after the surgery. No deformities, no asymmetry, no dents, nipples intact ... And I was actually thrilled to see my flat chest. I thought, "I'm back, baby!" Okay, I thought, why am I so happy? Maybe I'm just buzzed from the pain meds that were in the IV? But here it is -- Day 3 -- and I'm still thrilled (and not buzzed; LOL). I'm posting a picture here, and now I understand what people mean by looking better in pictures. I'm flatter than I look, and I'm a little wrinklier than I look. But I noticed an improvement in the wrinkles since the first day. I think the skin might be tightening up a bit. I think I also look a little saggier than I look in the photo. But you know what? It's fine. I mean, nobody will be calling me to body double for Britney Spears any time soon, but considering my age (60), and considering I had the implants over 20 years, I think they look as good as I could expect. I also feel amazing! How wonderful it is to have those hard rocks off my chest. And I started trying on all my clothes. Everything fits so much better. I feel like I have a whole new wardrobe. I'm thin (too thin), so most of my clothes weren't designed for a woman with a tiny body and big jugs (B-C cup) I always had to deal with the pucker in the chest area with button-down shirts, usually with fashion tape. And I never even wore some outfits, even though they were beautiful because I looked ridiculously fake. It's so wonderful to feel and look like myself again. I love my A cup. I am so fortunate to have found an absolutely wonderful surgeon -- here on RealSelf. I trusted him from the moment I met him. He personifies "bedside manner." You ladies helped me so much. Thank you!